XMDW 10001 - Canadian Midwifery Practice Foundations
6177589
Professional and Continuing Studies
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Course description
Build a strong foundation in Canadian midwifery practice by exploring the principles that guide safe, ethical, and client-centred care. In this course, you will examine the Canadian and Alberta midwifery model of care, apply informed choice, evidence-informed practice, and shared decision-making, and explore consultation, referral, and transfer of care processes. You will also develop an understanding of culturally safe, trauma-informed, and equity-oriented care while strengthening your knowledge of professional responsibilities, documentation, and communication in midwifery practice.Learner outcomes
Upon completion of this course, learners will be able to
- describe the Canadian and Alberta midwifery model of care.
- apply principles of informed choice, evidence-informed practice, and shared decision-making in client-centered midwifery care.
- identify appropriate consultation, referral, and transfer of care considerations.
- use knowledge of ethical, regulatory, and professional responsibilities to guide decision-making in midwifery practice.
- describe culturally safe, trauma-informed, and equity-oriented care.
- describe documentation and communication expectations in Canadian midwifery practice.
Applies towards:
- Internationally Educated Midwives Bridging Program : Required courses
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