There are no pre-requisites for this module to be added

This module consolidates your professional practice and preparation for registration as a midwife with the NMC. The module represents the second of two parts of practice learning experience which enable you to meet the Future Midwife Proficiencies (NMC, 2019). For each part you will have practice supervisors, a practice assessor and an academic assessor who will plan and support your learning in each area as per the Standards for Student Support and Assessment (NMC, 2018). The focus of the experience will be to enable you to develop the necessary skills required in caring for childbearing women, birthing people and their families (LOs 1- 5). You will have the opportunity to develop clinical and interpersonal skills in maternity care settings (LOs 1, 2, 5). You will continue to record births and clinical examination of childbearing women and their babies as required by the European Midwifery Directives (2005) and the Nursing Midwifery Council (NMC, 2019). You will also undertake mandatory skills and development as part of your clinical skills passport detailed in the MPAD.

This module includes clinical skills such as the assessment and response to urgent and emergency situations, cannulation and perineal repair.

LO1: Critically reflect on communication and interpersonal skills considering working effectively with others, including other professionals, students, agencies and stakeholders.
LO2: Evaluate and review the knowledge and skills required in the provision of universal and additional midwifery care, demonstrating initiative and developing autonomous practice.
LO3: Debate professional and regulatory frameworks for midwifery practice evaluating the evidence base in relation to the provision of continuity of care and carer.
LO4: Critically evaluate their own and other’s contribution to midwifery leadership in the provision of care in a manner that optimises women and person’s capabilities and promotes wellbeing.
LO5: Demonstrate the required components of the Midwifery Practice Assessment Document (MPAD) for the end of Part 2, exercising initiative and developing autonomy as appropriate.