Midwifery Courses

...Degree course in Midwifery, approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC); the first step to becoming a registered midwife. Affiliated with world-renowned teaching hospitals and Trusts... Learn about: Public Health...

... will have the opportunity to study with other midwives You will be taught within an active midwifery research department (Centre for Critical Research in Nursing and Midwifery) You will be taught by highly experienced staff with professional nursing and midwifery qualifications and clinical experiences... Learn about: Analysis Techniques, Social care, Critical Thinking...

... practitioners and maternity support workers/maternity care assistants. Midwives have an increasingly greater public health role aiming to meet the challenges of reducing inequalities and improving maternal and family health midwifery education, whilst rooted in normality prepares midwives to care for all women... Learn about: Caring and Compassion, Professional Practice, Contextual Issues...

..., practice educators, and mentors. Theory modules can include Respectful Family Centred Care; Applied Sciences in Midwifery; Holistic Midwifery Practice; Proactive Maternity Care; Responsive Care of the Newborn; and Innovation to Transformation in Midwifery Practice... Learn about: Clinical Practice, Full Time, Practice educators...

...Course at a Glance Year 1 Compulsory Modules Midwifery Practice 1 Professional Practice Midwifery Practice 2 Professional Practitioner Year...

... midwifery – clinically and academically supporting career progression. You will expand your knowledge of the midwifery profession and challenge complex theoretical and practice developments... Learn about: Decision Making, Health and Social Care, Professional Ethics...

... ethical and professional issues. As a graduate, you'll enjoy increased employment opportunities in the midwifery profession... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Post-registration degree course fast track 18 month pathway in Midwifery for registered Nurses wishing to become Midwives. Approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). Affiliated with world-renowned teaching hospitals and Trusts within...

...Overview The Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery is regarded as a centre of excellence for nursing and midwifery, achieving high scores in research and teaching quality assessments. The first MPhil/PhD students enroled in the late 1970s and since then the Faculty has expanded... Learn about: Nursing Research, Quality Training...

... will have the opportunity to study clinical and/or professional practice-related inquiry methods in order to engage in clinical and/or healthcare practice and/or organisational development. Please note, this course does not offer professional registration within midwifery in the UK, and we cannot accept students... Learn about: Health Promotion, Medical Ethics...

...Midwifery is the health profession or practice of assisting women during childbirth. Since pregnant women need assistance during childbirth, midwives will help them successfully endure the whole process. You will learn in this Level 2 Certificate in Midwifery Training all the information you... Learn about: Postnatal Care, Impact on Women, Impact on Society...

... Midwifery Skills Fundamental professional Midwifery YEAR 3 Developing Care of Mother and Baby Developing Clinical Practice Developinh Midwifery Skills...

...About the course Midwifery is a diverse role – involving more than just delivering babies. As a qualified midwife, you will be the main contact for an expectant mother throughout pregnancy, labour and the postnatal period, supporting her family as well. So you will need to be able to recognise... Learn about: Public Health...

... activities) to be entitled to apply for the NMC RTQ Qualification to the Nursing and Midwifery Council. Learning, teaching and research This comprises... Learn about: Learning Teaching...

... risk approach, you’ll learn how to adapt your specialist midwifery knowledge to each woman’s individual circumstances and wishes, resulting in a more positive experience for both of you. At the end of this degree programme - which is equally divided between academic study and clinical practice - you’ll... Learn about: IT risk...

..., sports science, sports rehabilitation, podiatry, physiology, radiography and midwifery... Learn about: Communication Training, Sports Science, Occupational Therapy...

...About the course Midwifery is a diverse role – involving more than just delivering babies. As a qualified midwife, you will be the main contact for an expectant mother throughout pregnancy, labour and the postnatal period, supporting her family as well. So you will need to be able to recognise... Learn about: Public Health, Medical training, Team Training...

... of managing key life threatening episodes in order to contribute to multidisciplinary team decision-making.Prices for this module are displayed below. The course is available at a reduced price if taken as part of the Advanced Practice in Health and Social Care (Midwifery) MSc. Course Information Start... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Skills and Training, Best Practice...

... of the theoretical knowledge and practical skills you need to practice at an advanced level, as well as the ability to critically appraise relevant health and social policy and address ethical and professional issues. As a graduate, you'll enjoy increased employment opportunities in the midwifery profession... Learn about: IT Development, Communication Training, Skills and Training...

... course for Nurses) prepares qualified adult nurses to pursue a rewarding and challenging career in midwifery. Nurses will be able to specialise and enter a career in midwifery, where they can support women and their families at crucial stage in their lives.Who is the course for?Our graduate-entry courses allow... Learn about: Skills and Training...