Midwifery is a highly skilled profession.<br/>This unit will enable the student to develop skills and confidence in the full scope of midwifery practice. Debate and analyse current trends in the provision of birthing services including issues sensitive to rural and urban differentials including specialist follow up and access to acute and specialized services. Students will be provided with both 'simulated' and 'real' opportunities to develop skills and knowledge that will enable them to provide effective care to birthing women experiencing variations from normal childbearing.<br/>The clinical practice component will provide students with opportunities to incorporate theoretical learning... -- Course Website
Instructor: Ms Carolyn Bailey
Prerequisites: MID1002, MID1003, NUR1203 and BMA1912
