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Course description

This course introduces students to the role of a beginning level midwifery practitioner in a specialty practice setting or area, with the overall aim of developing the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia National Competency Standards in students, in addition to students displaying UQ graduate attributes in their practice. The course aims to develop in graduates an awareness and understanding of the health issues, cultural values and diversity pertinent to the midwifery specialty practice setting or area. During the preceptored clinical experience students should have an opportunity to apply and build upon the theoretical concepts learned in foundations of midwifery practice and the interpersonal, and midwifery clinical assessment and intervention skills learned as part of this course. Students should be able to build on the knowledge gained in previous midwifery professional education and practice. Midwifery students will also have the opportunity to continue the professional requirement for continuity of care experience of their midwifery clients. NB. Enrolment in this course in Summer Semester is by departmental consent - contact the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work for permission.

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