Study Guide

Objective

students- can work independently and as members of a multiprofessional team- improve and deepen their skills in various settings of midwifery in the planning, recording and assessment of care administered to women and families who use maternity services- deepen their skills in the guidance of women and families in midwifery- comply with the ethical guidelines of midwifery and the applicable legislation- master the aseptic techniques- master the central contents of pregnancy-related pharmacological therapies and methods and administer safe pharmacological treatment- know how to provide guidance, advice and care for women and families in sexuality-related questions- master the management of a normal pregnancy- know how to recognise at-risk pregnancies and send at-risk women to further care when necessary- master the monitoring and treatment of pregnant women and foetuses in the antenatal stage- can use different information systems to reliably document the care administered to women and families

Content

The content is documented in the implementation planThe study units are practical training units that meet the requirements of the EU/2005 directives.

Teaching methods

Clinical practice at work place.

International connections

Clinical practice in working life.

Student workload

10 cr = 270 hours of student´s work (all absent hours have to be compensated)

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Evaluation scale passed/failed.
Evaluation criteria can be found from messi.

Content scheduling

Clinical practice

Evaluation scale

Hyväksytty/Hylätty

Assessment methods and criteria

Self assessment and evaluation discussions (midterm evaluation and final evaluation) with clinical supervisors.