Module Level: degree level only Module Code: Full Time - NSC 3WMZ / Part Time – NSC 3MWZ

Who is the module for?

If the following reflect your circumstances you are eligible to apply for this programme:

• Have you practised as a midwife for a minimum of 2 years?
• Has your midwifery registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council recently lapsed? (up to 6 years)
• Does returning to Midwifery attract you?

Module Overview:

This programme provides the practice and theoretical experiences enabling re-registration with the NMC upon your successful completion. A structured timetable prepares you for placement where you can develop your skills and gain confidence under the direction of your mentors. Placements comprise Community Midwifery Teams, Midwifery-led Birthing Units in some Trusts, Central Delivery Suite and Antenatal and Postnatal Services. In all areas you will encounter a full range of interdisciplinary / inter-agency practice. A wide range of innovative learning approaches in School will enable you to apply theory to practice, working alongside your peers.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• Provide safe care which meets the NMC requirements for competent midwifery practice
• Practice in accordance with current policies, national frameworks and standards which apply to maternity care
• Apply current evidence in the conduct of your practice
• Calculate and administer medications in accordance with standards and legislation
• Provide midwifery care in a sensitive , respectful and compassionate manner taking account of individual circumstances of the woman and her family
• Practice in accordance with current aims and standards for maximising health.

Delivery Modes:

The course is delivered at UEA via workshops, scenario based learning, simulation, lectures, seminars, presentations alongside electronic-learning opportunities. Your practice learning takes place in a Maternity Unit within your locality working under the supervision of a qualified Midwife. A midwifery mentor will support you in practice and also assess your progress and conduct your summative (required) assessments.

Expected Learning Hours:

These vary to some degree depending upon how long you have been out of practice. Below is a set of hours for a student who has been out of practice for 3 years.

Contact hours – 72 hours
Personal study hours – 72 hours
Practice hours - 450hrs (depending on experience and how long since you practiced).

Assessment Strategy:

3000 word assignment linked to a personal case
Achievement of Practice learning outcomes in order to meet NMC requirements for registration along with a practice portfolio

Fees:

Fees currently paid by the Strategic Health Authority - £1,200 if self-funded

Course Dates:

TBC

Contact:

If you would like more information about any of our CPD modules please contact us on 01603 597199 or email fmh.cpd@uea.ac.uk

Module Leader:

Julie Lindsay
j.lindsay@uea.ac.uk
Tel: 01603 597078

How to Apply:

Complete the application form .DOC or .PDF and supply the following:

• Evidence of registration with the NMC (even if out of date)
• NMC Notification Letter for NON-UK Nurses/Midwives
• Curriculum Vitae outlining; professional education, professional roles, experience and all employment and study
• Supportive Statement (less than 500 words) in respect of your own needs regarding this programme

Send to:

Health CPD Business Unit
Edith Cavell Building Room 0.07
University of East Anglia
Norwich
NR4 7TJ

Fax: 01603 597019

E-Mail: fmh.cpd@uea.ac.uk