midwifery curriculum

1. A and P

1.1. applying to midwifery

1.2. teaching strategies

1.3. research based

1.4. needs applying

2. global issues

2.1. placements and caring for diverse populations

3. caseholding ???

3.1. will it continue? Relate to better births etc

3.2. other ways of caseholding - continuity model

4. students being able to teach both women and other professionals

5. manage expectations of employers - work with them for curriculum design

6. what curriculum model

6.1. stay with PBL

6.2. simulation based education

7. diversity of placements

7.1. family nurse practitioner

7.1.1. working with other HCP

7.2. new roles in the profession

8. emotional intelligence

8.1. coaching

9. ask to see other programme curriculum documents

10. A and P dedicated team

11. research based teaching

12. lancet series mary R

13. midwives that want to be midwives

13.1. prepare midwives who will be effective

13.2. feed into recruitment

14. confident in skills

15. be self aware and reflective - recognise own limitations and address these 'not sppon fed'

16. strategic - leadership

17. what our midwife will be like?

18. choice of focus in final module/choice of assignment

19. service user input

20. assessment creative, testing skills

20.1. A and P in assessment increased

20.2. online

21. modules?? year teams? Resources?

22. relationship based curriculum

22.1. develop our own approach

22.2. communication