Participating in Midwifery Care - HFM1012

Assessment 2: In-Class Test

On-line drug calculation in-class test (1 hour)

In-Class Test

Assessment 3: Other

On-line Medicines workbook (up to 500 words)

Other

Assessment 1: Other

Personal development reviews with the practice assessor, considering ongoing achievement towards European Directives, practice hours, midwifery proficiencies and professional behaviours (as recorded in the MORA).

Assessment 1: Portfolio

Midwifery On-going Record of Achievement (MORA)
MORA includes:• practice assessment• progress towards achievement of proficiencies• progress towards achievement of European Directives• practice hours
All components must be passed in order to gain credit for the module in accordance with NMC (2018) Standards framework for nursing and midwifery education.
Student referral is not permitted – in agreement with the Pro Vice Chancellor.

Project Work

Participating in Midwifery Care - Apprenticeship

HFM1017 - Participating in Midwifery Care - Apprenticeship

<p>You’ll have the opportunity to complete 750 hours on clinical placement within a midwifery practice environment. You’ll be supported to participate in midwifery care that is universal for all women and their families during pregnancy, labour and birth and the postnatal period. This will involve you participating in caring for the newborn and supporting effective infant feeding. This practice-based module will help you to start developing and applying knowledge, skills, values and attitudes within a range of clinical practice settings. It will also provide you with opportunities to work towards the proficiencies and standards required of a registered midwife.</p>

NMC (2018) Part 1: Standards framework for   
nursing and midwifery education
NMC (2018) Part 2: Standards for supervision and assessment
NMC (2019) Part 3: Standards for pre-registration       
midwifery programmes (750 hours will contribute to              
the required 2300 curriculum hours in clinical practice  
over three years)
NMC (2019) Standards of proficiency for midwives.

School of Human and Health Sciences

<p>https://library.hud.ac.uk/readinglists/HFM1012 </p>

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HFM1012 - Participating in Midwifery Care

Participating in Midwifery Care

Apply evidence-informed knowledge (gained through studying other level four modules on the course) to the assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation of universal antenatal, labour, birth, postnatal and neonatal care.

Participate co-operatively and professionally in clinical settings with women, their families, multi- professional and multi-agency colleagues.

Reflect on personal development needs and situations from practice.

Discuss the need for safe, respectful, kind, nurturing care that addresses individual psychological, physical, cultural, spiritual and emotional needs.

Evidence progress towards the NMC (2019) Standards of proficiency for midwives and the NMC (2019) Standards for pre-registration midwifery programmes, including Articles 5, 40, 41 and 42 of the European Parliament Directive 2005/36/EC.