HSHS816

Module code

HSHS816

Module title

Midwifery Praxis II

Prescription

This module will enable the midwife to develop knowledge and capabilities through critical, contextualised analysis of the complexities of midwifery practice. Midwives will critically reflect on the changing demographics of women and social infrastructure within society, which influence care provision. Using reflexivity and research, the midwife will influence and lead ways of working that progress service provision and the midwifery profession.

Programmes

HS1102
HS1103
HS1601
HS1701

NZQA Level

Level 8

NZQA Credits

30

Delivery method

Web-Enhanced

Learning hours

Total learning hours: 300

Resources required

Content: Content: "Policy and legislation oLocal, national international policy analysis oEthical and legislative factors "Midwifery leadership oPractice leadership oOral presentation skills o Interprofessional relationships oWriting for publication oConflict resolution "Evidence based oInterpretation and application of research oModels of change management oQuality frameworks for improvement "Sustainability oSustainability in midwifery practice "Reflexivity and relational practice
Teaching and Learning Strategy: Teaching and learning methods will involve theoretical and online sessions including tutorials, workshops, group activities, discussion, independent learning, and assignments. Students in this module are required to seek the support of a mentor for formative, reflexive conversations. These conversations are to support leadership, quality and risk, and practice development skills and knowledge.
Assessment Criteria: Criteria to Pass this Module: The portfolio is divided into multiple components. Midwives will need to submit all components and achieve a minimum overall grade of 50 to pass the module.
Learning and Teaching Resource: Required Text: An extended reading list will be supplied by the tutor at commencement of the course. This will be updated annually.

HSHS816 – Midwifery Praxis II