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Opinions and perceptions of midwifery students on the accreditation of midwifery education
European Journal of Midwifery, 2023 Amaç: Bu araştırma, ebelik öğrencilerinin ebelik eğitiminin akreditasyonu hakkındaki algı ve görüşlerini incelenmek amacıyla yapılmıştır.Yöntemler: Kesitsel tipteki çalışma Mart-Nisan 2022 tarihlerinde bir üniversitede ebelik bölümünde okuyan toplam 418 öğrenci ile gerçekleştirilmiştir.
EKŞİOĞLU, Aysun +4 more
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Celebrating the impact and potential of midwifery education
, 2023 Welcome to the Midwifery Education virtual Special Issue. The editorial team welcome contributions from those academics predominantly working in midwifery education as we recognise the unique contribution midwifery makes to the health and wellbeing of ...
Mary Sidebotham +3 more
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A review and comparison of midwifery management and education in five representative countries
International Journal of Nursing Sciences, 2018 Midwives play an important role in guaranteeing mothers and babies' good health. However, standardisation and systematic management of midwifery are insufficient in China.
Nan Zhou, Hong Lu
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, 2022 OBJECTIVES: Educated and skilled midwives are required to improve maternal and newborn health and reduce stillbirths. There are three main approaches to the pre-service education of midwives: direct entry, post-nursing and integrated programmes combining
Nove, A +9 more
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Educational Challenges of the “Counseling in Midwifery” Major in Iran: A Qualitative Study [PDF]
Journal of Qualitative Research in Health Sciences, 2023 Background: The most important element of education is the curriculum, which should fit the goals and tasks intended for each discipline. Counseling in midwifery has been established as an academic discipline in Iran since 2014 and, like other new ...
Atefeh Ahmadi +5 more
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Norwegian midwives’ opinion of their midwifery education – a mixed methods study
BMC Medical Education, 2017 Background Midwifery education in Norway has undergone radical reforms in the past few decades. In 2004, the compulsory year of paid internship was removed from the requirement to become an authorised midwife.
Mirjam Lukasse +3 more
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Increasing the use of experimental methods in nursing and midwifery education research
, 2023 Aim: To consider how more use could be made of experimental research in nursing and midwifery education.Background: Much use has been made in nursing and midwifery educational research of pre- and post-, within-subjects research. While this has its place
Mikkonen, Kristina +5 more
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Millennial midwifery: Online connectivity in midwifery education
Nurse Education in Practice, 2019 The aim of this study was to explore graduate midwives' experiences of completing a Bachelor of Midwifery online theory course and how that experience led to preparation for practice and future employment as a midwife.This study used a questionnaire, with the core research design having a quantitative component using open-ended questions, via the use ...
Geraghty, Sadie +4 more
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Education, employment and practice: Midwifery graduates in Papua New Guinea [PDF]
, 2016 © 2016 The Authors Background Papua New Guinea has a very high maternal mortality rate (773/100,000), low rates of supervised births and a critical shortage of skilled midwives. A midwifery education initiative commenced in 2012, funded by the Australian
Joseph, N +8 more
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A Model to Strengthen the Quality of Midwifery Education: A Grounded Theory Approach
International Medical EducationA well-educated midwifery workforce is critical to providing quality health services. However, the quality of midwifery education in Nigeria is identified as a factor contributing to the country’s poor maternal and neonatal health outcomes and inability ...
Waleola B. Ige, Winnie B. Ngcobo
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