Essential series for student midwives; on demand webinar course

Overview

This on demand webinar course has been developed following the live webinar event, comprising of 7 x 2hr recordings, topics ranging from study skills reviews, revision about pre-existing perinatal conditions, obstetric emergencies, medicines management support, culturally competent care and how to advocate for childbearing women and people and much more.

What you will learn

WEBINAR CONTENT

Session 1 – Introduction and tools to support your studies (2hr recording)

– Introduction to webinar series and resources
– Exploration and breakdown of the midwifery curriculum
– Understanding focus areas with expert guidance
– Recap and exploration of ethical and professional responsibilities
– Building impactful relationships with colleagues and women and families

Session 2 – Labour, birth and intrapartum care (2hr recording)

– Recap of stages of labour and support for physiology of childbirth
– Focus on skills to optimise birth care, including revision on mechanism of childbirth
– Inclusion of evidence-based knowledge
– Blending theory with practice for optimal birthing experiences

Session 3 – Beyond birth; postnatal adaptations and NIPE toolkit (2hr recording)

– Comprehensive refresher in anatomy and physiology of body’s transitions post-birth
– Key evidence-based aspects of postnatal care practice, bridging theory to real-practice scenarios
– Exploration of neonatal assessments and the NIPE Textbook in your pocket

Session 4 – Navigating perinatal complexities with insight and empathy (2hr recording)

– Recap and revision on complexities of pre-existing conditions within the perinatal period
– Exploration of latest evidence-based approaches to managing conditions like Cancer, Cardiac issues, and Diabetes during pregnancy
– Examination of impact of social complexities on family health
– Understanding how these factors shape and influence outcomes and the perinatal journey

Session 5 – Crucial moments; the physiology of perinatal emergencies and complex care (2hr recording)

– Reviewing the physiology of critical conditions: Pre-eclampsia, Sepsis, Postpartum Haemorrhage and Thrombo-embolism
– Examining the latest research
– Supporting personalised conversations with women and families

Session 6 – Pharmacology; navigating medicines and evidence-based practice (2hr recording)

– Insights into safe administration of common maternity medications, ensuring proficient and safe practices
– Strategies to help women manage pain during pregnancy and birth
– Exploration of evidence-based practice and critical appraisal of research
– Consideration of pharmacological and alternative pain management strategies

Session 7 – Empowering equitable care: ethical imperatives in culturally sensitive practice (2hr recording)

– The latest global position and reports with a focus on cultural inequities in healthcare
– Developing skills to deliver culturally sensitive care, addressing health disparities and biases with guest speaker Leah Lewin
– Respectful maternity care and advocacy for women and birthing individuals throughout the birthing journey
– Taking the next step; examining bias and the importance of personal reflection