Skills for Midwifery Practice, 4e

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A minimum of five GCSEs at grade 4 (grade C) or above, usually including English, Maths, and one of the Science subjects You will follow a person-centred approach to midwifery care based on our curriculum that has been underpinned by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) Standards of Proficiency for Midwives.

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When a student is found to be at very high risk of severe effects from a COVID infection, it may be recommended that they defer the start of their course or interrupt their studies. Midwifery is a practice-based discipline and the course requires attendance in the clinical learning environment alongside theory learning.The ability to communicate effectively is also necessary for midwives. As you are directing someone through possibly the hardest and most painful event of their adult life, you will need to communicate instructions clearly and concisely in the case of a medical emergency or complication. As such, you’ll also need to be able to cope with distressing situations as a midwife. We’re focused on strengthening and reinforcing a consistent approach to midwifery across all of our activities. NMC Council

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Two full time senior midwifery advisers provide advice and guidance across to all of our colleagues in the NMC. This ensures that the midwifery voice is considered in all aspects of our operational work. We accept a Foundation Degree in Health and Social Care for entry onto our midwifery course. You must complete your Foundation Degree (levels 4 and 5) with an overall distinction grade. Your Foundation Degree studies must have included sufficient study of human biology. It's important that everyone feels confident about the care they can expect from the midwives on our register. We have also provided marking criteria for the relevant fields. Please note that this should only be used to supplement your education and learning. Embedded into this unit is guided preparation for you to apply for the Associate Fellowship of Advance Higher Education (HE) (AFAHE), which forms part of the assessment.

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Depending on your assessed risk, an Individual Student Support Plan may be developed, and will be reviewed periodically with your academic advisor throughout the academic year. Candidates will still sit a 10 station OSCE but these changes will mean that there will be a greater selection of skills that could be assessed which will make the assessment less predictable. We will continue to develop new stations covering different skills and scenarios, so it is important that candidates and those supporting them incorporate the NMC blueprint and standards into their preparation for the test. Midwifery Practice 3 (BMidwif) supports you to apply your consolidated knowledge and understanding, demonstrating proficiency in all areas and your leadership and educator skills. You will also be supported to complete their NIPE qualification. In the clinical learning environment, you will participate in the universal care of women/birthing people and their families and some individuals with different additional needs. You will use these experiences to consolidate and apply your foundational knowledge of universal care and support. Course units for year 1 The Access to HE Diploma is designed for people who are heading to university. Therefore, two units are assigned to prepare you for the level of study required for university.