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Zusatztext 'The book I wish I’d had as a student and newly qualified midwife.' Informationen zum Autor Ellie Durant runs Midwife Diaries , and is the author of Becoming a Student Midwife: The Survival Guide for Passionate Applicants and New Walk . She qualified in 2010, and is an NHS midwife working in a busy tertiary unit, particularly enjoying working in calm birth centre settings. Klappentext 'A must have for all aspiring and current student midwives and Newly Qualified Midwives.' - Carinna Griffiths, lecturer in Midwifery Written in a friendly and uplifting tone, Becoming a Midwife provides students and newly-qualified midwives with the tools and support they need to thrive on their course, on placement and in the early stages of their careers.The first part of the book focuses on core academic skills, including chapters on time management, writing essays and reflections, delivering presentations and preparing for exams. The book then establishes the fundamentals of clinical practice, and presents tried-and-tested strategies for developing clinical skills alongside guidance on managing workplace relationships and challenges. The final chapters help students make the transition to newly-qualified, with guidance on job applications, advocacy and career options. Acknowledging that midwifery can be a challenging and emotionally-demanding profession, this book has a strong focus on self-care and seeking support, as well as managing stress, avoiding burnout and juggling work, study and life. Chapters are enriched with insights from students and practising midwives, practical tips, worksheets to promote reflective practice and suggestions for further reading.Accompanying online resources for this title can be found at midwifediaries.com, including videos, blogs and interviews with practising midwives. Vorwort Bringing together core academic, clinical and employability skills, this is the 'go to' guide to help student midwives not only survive but thrive on their course. Zusammenfassung ‘A must have for all aspiring and current student midwives and Newly Qualified Midwives.’ – Carinna Griffiths, lecturer in Midwifery Written in a friendly and uplifting tone, Becoming a Midwife provides students and newly-qualified midwives with the tools and support they need to thrive on their course, on placement and in the early stages of their careers.The first part of the book focuses on core academic skills, including chapters on time management, writing essays and reflections, delivering presentations and preparing for exams. The book then establishes the fundamentals of clinical practice, and presents tried-and-tested strategies for developing clinical skills alongside guidance on managing workplace relationships and challenges. The final chapters help students make the transition to newly-qualified, with guidance on job applications, advocacy and career options. Acknowledging that midwifery can be a challenging and emotionally-demanding profession, this book has a strong focus on self-care and seeking support, as well as managing stress, avoiding burnout and juggling work, study and life. Chapters are enriched with insights from students and practising midwives, practical tips, worksheets to promote reflective practice and suggestions for further reading.Accompanying online resources for this title can be found at midwifediaries.com, including videos, blogs and interviews with practising midwives. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction 1. Time Management 2. Essay Assignments 3. Midwifery Exams 4. Presentations 5. Reflections 6. Engaging with Research 7. Your First Midwifery Placements 8. Developing Your Clinical Skills 9. Advocacy, Activism and Other Workplace Challenges 10. Job Applications and Interviews 11. Being Newly Qualified Conclusion Appendix Bibliography In...
