Midwifery
Written by Yanet CollegeThis programme aims to:
- Prepare midwifery students to practise safely, competently and effectively;
- Educate diplomates to uphold recognised standards of midwifery practice;
- Foster tolerance and respect for individualism and diversity;
- Educate diplomates who are flexible and adaptable in their approach to working with women and their families during the childbirth experience;
- Engender in diplomates a desire for the discovery of new knowledge;
- Engender a philosophy of life long learning.
Following successful completion of the totality of the programme, the midwifery student will be able to:
- Provide competent, safe midwifery care autonomously for women and their families;
- Recognise the individuality of each woman and foster the development of shared decision making throughout the childbirth experience;
- Promote and support lifestyle choices that enhance the health and well-being of women, their families and the wider community;
- Demonstrate informed decision making skills and the ability to make informed differential diagnoses;
- Recognise the scope of midwifery practice, initiate appropriate referrals to other healthcare providers, and provide emergency care when required;
- Recognise the need for pursuing scientific and social research in order to enhance midwifery practice;
- Take responsibility for maintaining a level of knowledge and skills that is based on the best available evidence.
Admission Requirements
- Pass