Domain 3: Universal care for all women and newborn infants | Royal College of Midwives

Domain 3: Universal care for all women and newborn infants

Midwives work in partnership with women to care for and support all childbearing women, newborn infants, and their families. They make an important contribution to population health, promoting psychological and physical health and well-being. Midwives optimise normal physiological processes, and support safe psychological, social, cultural and spiritual situations, working to promote positive outcomes and to anticipate and prevent complications.

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Active Birth

Active birth (full course)

Anti-D administration

Understanding Anti-D administration

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B

Baby skin care

Basic life support in maternity: support workers' guide (Standard 12)

Basic life support in maternity: support workers' guide (Standard 12)

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C

Calculating expected date of delivery

Calculating expected date of delivery

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D

Delivering unexpected news in pregnancy

Delivering unexpected news in pregnancy

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Disposal of pregnancy remains

Supporting disposal choices after pregnancy loss

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Down syndrome: The importance of language

Down syndrome: The importance of language

E

Epidurals in labour

Epidurals in labour

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Examination of the newborn

EON1: Preparation and principles (2020 update)

EON2: Newborn history and assessment (2020 update)

EON3: Physical examination (2021 update)

EON4: Clinical skills and equipment (2021 update)

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