Overview
This accredited course enables midwives to develop competence, based on sound theoretical knowledge and the use of current evidence, to care for women who are critically ill around the time of birth.
Pathophysiology, therapeutic interventions, monitoring and investigations in relation to each condition of the conditions below will be explored:
- Pre-eclampsia
- Haemorrhage
- Thromboembolism
- Infection and sepsis
- Medical complications of pregnancy
- Heart Disease.
The assessment of fetal well-being and the consideration of the wider context of care such as psychological support and management considerations will also be explored.
Course requirements: Evidence of study at Level 5 (Diploma Level).
Cost and funding: This fee covers the full course cost.
- Sept 24 - Aug 25 fees: £900
- Sept 25 - Aug 26 fees: TBC
Credits: 20
Assessment method: An essay based on the care of a woman requiring critical level care and completion of a clinical competence assessment (100%).
Teaching staff
Julie Jones
I have been a member of the Midwifery teaching team since 2014. I teach across a variety of modules over the three years of the Midwifery course as well as postgraduate modules. My speciality is caring for families experiencing perinatal loss and women with complex needs.
Contact us
For more information about our CPD courses please get in touch with Dr Claire Anderson, Associate Dean (Berkshire), College of Nursing, Midwifery and Healthcare:
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