midwifery - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • practice: If not then is she really ' practicing midwifery ' at all?
  • lead: Midwifery Led Unit This area can be found on the first floor of the hospital in the Jeffcoate wing.
  • visit: The role of the link tutor is highly valued by practice staff and students on health visiting, midwifery and nursing programs.
  • base: Promote women centered, evidence based midwifery practice. 18.
  • do: It became clear that I was being trained to " do midwifery " rather than " to be a midwife " .
  • practice: Having five sisters, who are all midwives, and a mother who has been practicing midwifery for some 30 years.

Adjective modifier

  • independent: Eric the Heretic bears down on the market niche of ' independent midwifery ' Sack the manager!
  • medical: The unit is actively involved in the training of medical, midwifery, nursing and sonography students who attend clinics throughout the week.

Modifies a noun

  • pre-registration: All funding for nursing and midwifery pre-registration students will now be routed through SFC.
  • profession: The midwifery profession was not asked whether it wanted two levels of practitioner.
  • diploma: All students on the pre-registration midwifery diploma programs receive this type of bursary.
  • lecturer: Midwifery lecturers continue to be informed by Trust maternity service users groups.
  • staffing: Midwifery staffing levels should be in line with those recommended by the Audit Commission, namely 1.15 midwives per woman in labor.
  • curriculum: Open and distance learning are possible for parts of the midwifery curriculum.

Noun used with modifier

  • pre-registration: Students who are studying for the pre-registration midwifery course at degree level are subject to a means tested bursary.
  • post-registration: Final year pre-registration students or any post-registration midwifery student may request references obtained from any source, including the BNI.
  • caseload: She has published widely in many journals and disseminated caseload midwifery practice as a workable national model in the NHS.
  • community: The threat that has been hanging over local community midwifery services is becoming a fact.
  • NHS: They then find that the NHS midwifery service is unwilling to provide a midwife to attend them anywhere other than hospital.
  • team: The study was preceded by a pilot comparison of caseload care and team midwifery involving 160 women and 8 midwives.

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