Midwifery Course
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Midwifery Course

By Training Station

Midwifery Course on July 1, 2025 at 10:00 AM (Bangladesh Time).

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About this event

Explore midwifery essentials from maternity care to postnatal support in this expert-led course, designed for future birth professionals.


Overview
This Midwifery Course provides a thorough exploration of the vital role midwives play in maternity care. From the fundamentals of midwifery to supporting women through labour and postnatal periods, the course covers key concepts essential for understanding and appreciating this unique healthcare discipline.

Delve into cultural aspects of midwifery and how nurture and nature influence maternal and infant wellbeing. Perfectly tailored for those interested in the field, the course balances theory with insightful perspectives, equipping learners with a well-rounded foundation for a career in midwifery.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand the core principles of midwifery and maternity care.
  • Identify cultural influences affecting midwifery practices globally.
  • Recognise effective methods for supporting women during labour.
  • Describe essential postnatal care techniques and their benefits.
  • Examine the interplay of nurture and nature in infant development.
  • Analyse ethical and compassionate care approaches in midwifery.

Course Curriculum:

  • Module 1: Introduction to Midwifery and Maternity Care
  • Module 2: Midwifery Maintenance and Culture
  • Module 3: Midwifery Support in Labour
  • Module 4: Postnatal Care
  • Module 5: Nurture and Nature


Who is this Course For?

  • Individuals aiming to deepen knowledge in midwifery fundamentals.
  • Healthcare professionals seeking to broaden maternity care understanding.
  • Students preparing for roles related to maternal and infant health.
  • Those curious about cultural impacts on midwifery practices.
  • Caregivers interested in labour support and postnatal care principles.
  • Anyone fascinated by the balance of nurture and nature in infants.
  • Educators wanting to enrich their maternity care teaching content.
  • Lifelong learners committed to advancing maternal health awareness.

Career Path:

  • Midwife – Average salary £31,000 per year
  • Maternity Support Worker – Average salary £21,000 per year
  • Health Visitor – Average salary £38,000 per year
  • Neonatal Nurse – Average salary £29,000 per year
  • Maternal and Child Health Coordinator – Average salary £33,000 per year
  • Women’s Health Advisor – Average salary £27,000 per year

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