Contributing to Midwifery - Apprenticeship - HIM2007

Assessment 4: Exam

Online examination of the newborn workbook (up to 500 words)

Exam

Assessment 2: In-Class Test

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

In-Class Test

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).

Other

Assessment 3: Written practice exercise

On-line medicines workbook (up to 500 words).

Written Practice Exercise

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
This assessment task is pass/fail

Portfolio

Contributing to Midwifery Practice

HIM2003 - Contributing to Midwifery Practice

<p>This practice-based module will provide you with the opportunity to develop and apply midwifery knowledge, skills, values and attitudes in a variety of clinical placements, whilst supported by a range of health professional practice supervisors. In addition to providing universal care for all women, their families and newborn infants, you’ll contribute to providing additional care for women and newborn infants with complications and challenges to family health. This will include public health, health protection, reproductive, medical and surgical conditions. The module will provide you with opportunities to progress towards achieving 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 student supervision and assessment
NMC (2019) Part 3: Standards for pre-registration midwifery programmes (660 hours will contribute to the required 2300 curriculum hours in clinical practice over 40 months)
NMC (2019) Standards of proficiency for midwives


School of Human and Health Sciences

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HIM2007 - Contributing to Midwifery - Apprenticeship

Contributing to Midwifery - Apprenticeship

Critically reflect on personal and others’ development needs and situations from practice.

Appraise the role of the midwife in using evidence-informed decisions to assess, plan, implement and evaluate universal and additional antenatal, labour, birth, postnatal and neonatal care.

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.

Analyse the psychological, physical, cultural and spiritual factors that contribute to maternal, newborn and family complications.

Effectively collaborate with women and their families, health and social care colleagues and contribute to safe, accountable clinical practice.