* mandatory
Compulsory: Research/evidence-based practice (15 credits); plus 60 credits selected from the following: core modules: empowering midwives in normal birth (30 credits); examination of the health newborn (30 credits); theory and practice of contraception and sexual health (30 credits); parenting and mental health (30 credits); antenatal and neonatal screening for health (30 credits); high risk/dependency midwifery (30 credits); dietetics and eating disorders (30 credits); plus composite module (15 credits), to include: legal and ethical issues; perinatal mental heath; domestic violence and safeguarding children; supporting bereaved parents; the remaining modules required to complete the course can be selected from the following options: mentorship and preceptorship (15 credits); leadership skills for heath care practice (15 credits); leading and organising services in heath care (30 credits); leading and managing care in nursing/midwifery practice (30 credits).
| Starting | How long | Days you attend | Details | Where | Class info | Price |
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1 years |
Full time | No application date provided |
Hatfield, AL10 9AB |
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Women'S Studies, Midwifery
I found it to be extremely riveting and really prepared for whatever the future may hold. One excellent thing about it was that it started from the basics, and meant that everybody started at the same level. I found the tutors to be extr...more
1 Hotcourses user(s) found the following review helpful.This has very bad facilities and many of the classes were cancelled without notification. The whole thing was poorly organised of classes and it really shows. I would not recommend this to anyone....more
The course is well organised and easy to keep up with. The work is strenuous, but you really feel you are working towards a career. There is a range of workshops, lectures, tutorials and seminars that make it fun and interactive. Clinical p...more
The course is much more theory based than practical, which can be difficult for someone like me, who didn't study science at 6th form....more
The course is very well structured, one of the best for nursing. The placements help us learn and practice within a clinic. This I find helped us learn and progress in the course as you put the theory into practice....more
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