Post-Diploma Certificate in Principles and Science of Midwifery (part of Advanced Diploma in Nursing (Midwifery))-ADMW1
Training Provider: Nanyang Polytechnic
Course Reference: TGS-2024051705
S$6,593
About This Course
The Post-Diploma Certificate in Principles and Science of Midwifery will offer the following modules:
1) Applied pathophysiology and Pharmacology in Midwifery (60 hours)
2) Health Assessment and Clinical Decision Making (45 hours)
3) Fundamentals of Midwifery (60 hours)
4) Labour & Puerperium: Care of the Women & Newborn (60 hours)
What You'll Learn
At the completion of the PDC, learners will be able to:
1) Explain the physiology and pathophysiology of complex multisystem changes of women, foetuses and newborns in relation to preconception, pregnancy and delivery processes;
2) Explain pharmacological management of clients in midwifery settings with reference to key concepts of pharmacology;
3) Perform physical assessment for appropriate clinical decisions and interventions using a systematic, comprehensive and focused approach;
4) Plan for care of women, foetuses, newborns and families with common self-care and health needs in midwifery setting using a systematic, comprehensive and focused approach;
5) Demonstrate competency in the requisite skills caring for women, foetuses and newborns with common self-care and health needs associated with preconception, pregnancy and delivery in midwifery settings according to evidence-based clinical guidelines; and
6)Apply concepts of care for women and families in midwifery settings with reference to appropriate psychosocial concepts and models.
1) Explain the physiology and pathophysiology of complex multisystem changes of women, foetuses and newborns in relation to preconception, pregnancy and delivery processes;
2) Explain pharmacological management of clients in midwifery settings with reference to key concepts of pharmacology;
3) Perform physical assessment for appropriate clinical decisions and interventions using a systematic, comprehensive and focused approach;
4) Plan for care of women, foetuses, newborns and families with common self-care and health needs in midwifery setting using a systematic, comprehensive and focused approach;
5) Demonstrate competency in the requisite skills caring for women, foetuses and newborns with common self-care and health needs associated with preconception, pregnancy and delivery in midwifery settings according to evidence-based clinical guidelines; and
6)Apply concepts of care for women and families in midwifery settings with reference to appropriate psychosocial concepts and models.
Entry Requirements
• Diploma in Nursing from a local Polytechnic or an equivalent qualification;
• Singapore Nursing Board registration;
• 2 years post registration experience with a minimum of 1 year in the discipline of study.
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