Midwifery Level 6 Diploma

Midwifery Level 6 Diploma

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Midwifery Level 6 Diploma

Enroll in this Midwifery to acquire the skills and knowledge essential for a successful career in this field. You will be able to achieve your goal by completing this Midwifery, whether it is for career development or personal growth. Experts designed this Midwifery with a variety of learners in mind.

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The curriculum of Midwifery:

The following modules are included with this Midwifery

Module 1: An Overview of Midwifery

• Introduction
• The Professional Status and Regulation of Midwifery
• The NMC
• European Union
• The International Confederation of Midwives
• Key Midwifery Concepts
• Interpersonal Skills and Attributes
• Professional Expectations
• Life as a Student Midwife
• The Programme
• The Statutory Supervision of Midwives
• Raising and Escalating Concerns
• Quality Assurance
• Student Support
• Health Screening
• Criminal Record
• Life as a Midwife
• Career Routes
• Conclusion

Module 2: Team Working

• Introduction
• Woman-centred Care
• Effective Team Working
• What is a Team?
• Leadership
• Management
• Communication
• Collaboration
• Power Dynamics
• Regulation
• Escalating Concerns
• Team Player
• Conclusion

Module 3: Understanding Sociology in Maternity Care

• Introduction
• Overview of Sociological Perspectives
• Definition of Society
• Domestic Abuse
• Poverty
• Gender and Sexuality
• Ethnicity and Race
• Disability
• Health and Wellbeing
• Conclusion

Module 4: Understanding Psychology in Maternity Care

• Introduction
• Defining Psychology
• Theories of Psychology
• Psychology and Public Health in Maternity care
• Health Beliefs and Behaviours
• Social Cognition Models
• Emotions Across the Childbearing Experience
• Birth
• Postnatal Considerations
• Women and Midwives: Relationships and Communication
• Initiating, Building and Maintaining Relationships
• Bonding and Attachment
• Conclusion

Module 5: Understanding Parenthood

• Introduction
• Parenthood
• Genetic, Biological and Social Parents
• Conception Across the Lifespan
• Disability and Parenting
• Parenting Styles and Expert Advice
• Conclusion

Module 6: Antenatal Midwifery Care

• Introduction
• National Policy on Care Provision in the United Kingdom
• Individualised Care of a Woman
• Being Pregnant
• Booking for Care
• Foetal Health Screening and Monitoring
• Inherited Factors and Disorders
• Routine Care for All Pregnant Women
• Body Changes
• Deviations from Normality
• Wellbeing
• Women’s Self-identity and Decision-making About Care
• Midwife–woman Relationship for Decision-making
• Influencing Women in Their Decision-making
• Birth Preparation and Parent Education
• Conclusion

Module 7: Intrapartum Midwifery Care

• Introduction
• Facilitating and Maintaining Normality in Childbirth
• Place of Birth
• Birth Preparation for Coping With Labour
• Onset, Process and Progress of Labour
• Care and Compassion
• Birth Partners
• Assisting the Normal Physiological Process
• Outside the Parameters of Normality
• Pain Management in Labour
• Midwifery Craftsmanship
• Medical Intervention
• Meeting the Baby
• Third Stage Management
• Perineal Care
• Decision-making
• Conclusion

Module 8: Postnatal Midwifery Care

• Introduction
• The History of Postnatal Care
• Anatomy and Physiology of the Puerperium
• Immediate Postnatal Period
• Venous Thromboembolism
• Changes to Postnatal Care
• Physiological Maternal Morbidity
• Quality Standards Influencing Postnatal Care Provision
• A Time‑honoured Tradition or a Dying Art?
• Care and Compassion: Promoting a Healthy Psychological Adaptation to Motherhood
• Engaging Fathers
• Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults and Babies
• Where to Get Help
• Reducing the Risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
• Postnatal Exercise Advice for New Mothers
• Other Responsibilities of the Midwife in the Postnatal Period
• Conclusion

Module 9: Care of the Newborn

• Introduction
• Transition to Extra-uterine Life
• Foetal Circulation
• Apgar Scoring
• Basic Resuscitation of the Newborn
• Immediate Care of the Newborn
• Maintaining Health in the First Few Days of Life
• Skin Care and Hygiene of the Newborn
• Jaundice
• Neonatal Screening
• Advice for Parents
• Detailed Neonatal Examination by the Midwife
• Conclusion

Module 10: Infant Feeding

• Introduction
• Why Breastfeeding is Important
• The Way Breastfeeding Works
• Supporting Effective Infant Feeding
• Biological Nurturing – A Different Breastfeeding Approach
• Getting Enough Milk
• Reasons for Expressing Breastmilk
• Identifying and Managing Common Breastfeeding Problems
• When Breastfeeding is Not Recommended
• Supporting Mothers to Formula Feed
• Conclusion

Module 11: Public Health and Health Promotion

• Introduction
• The Concept and Definition of Health
• Epidemiology
• Demography
• Conception Rates
• Fertility Rates
• Domains of Public Health
• Health Improvement: the Midwife and Health Promotion
• Health Surveillance
• Improving Health Services Through Clinical Audit: Confidential Enquiries into Maternal and Child Health
• Determinants of Health
• Guidance for Public Health
• Revisiting the Midwife’s Role in Public Health
• Domestic Abuse
• Conclusion

Module 12: Contraception and Family Planning

• Introduction
• What is Meant by ‘Family Planning’?
• Appropriate Timing of Advice
• Psychosexual Issues
• Cultural Aspects
• Providing Advice
• Methods of Contraception
• Conclusion

Module 13: Perinatal Mental Health

• Introduction
• The Importance of Mental Health in a Maternity Context
• Putting PMI into Perspective
• Identification and Assessment
• Identifying Risk Factors
• Antenatal, Postnatal or a Continuum
• Prevalence and Incidence
• Categories of PMI
• Serious Mental Illness (SMI)
• Care Provision
• Conclusion

Module 14: Complementary and Alternative Medicines Applied to Maternity Care

• Introduction
• Definition of Complementary and Alternative Medicines (CAM)
• The Field of CAM
• The CAM Philosophy
• The Growth of Interest in CAM
• CAM and Patient Satisfaction
• Women, Midwifery and CAM
• Promoting Normality and Reducing Unnecessary Intervention
• Evidence for the Safety and Efficacy of CAM
• The Role of the Midwife in CAM Administration
• Regulation
• Conclusion

Module 15: Pharmacology and Medicines Management

• Introduction
• Medicines Management
• Pharmacology
• Monographs
• Numeracy
• Conclusion

Module 16: Emergencies in Midwifery

• Assessment
• Shock
• Maternal Resuscitation
• Basic Life Support
• Antepartum Haemorrhage
• Postpartum Haemorrhage
• Obstetric Interventions
• Pre-eclampsia and Eclampsia
• Shoulder Dystocia
• Thromboembolism
• Conclusion

Module 17: Bereavement and Loss

• Introduction
• Terminology
• Theories
• Communication
• Culture and Religion
• Care Around the Time of Death
• Care Following Loss
• Midwifery Care
• Maternal Death
• Peer Support for Midwives
• Support Groups
• Conclusion

Certificate of Completion of Midwifery

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Midwifery Level 6 Diploma

The Midwifery course is ideal for those who are interested or already engaged in this sector.

Midwifery Level 6 Diploma

There are no prerequisites for this Midwifery course. Therefore, you can enroll in this Midwifery course without having any prior education or experience.

Midwifery Level 6 Diploma

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