*Not offered until 2025 This course provides the opportunity to critically explore the fetal and newborn developing complexities during pregnancy, birth and the perinatal period within a multidisciplinary approach. This will encompass, national and international gender-based and human right issues diagnostic testing, screening and management, digital health, pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapeutic approaches that impact upon midwifery care for the unwell neonate when going home. Legal, regulatory, professional frameworks and ethical issues are examined. You will undertake clinical experience in a variety of clinical settings (80 hours) and continuation of continuity of care experiences (CoCE).
Course detail
- Semester of offer Subject to change
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- Online: Session 4
- Units
- 12.00
- Tuition fee
- 3.1:Nursing, Midwifery, Foreign Languages
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