Education, employment and practice: Midwifery graduates in Papua New Guinea
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- 作者：Alison Moores ; RM ; RN ; GDipPHa ; Alison.Moores@uts.edu.au" class="auth_mail" title="E-mail the corresponding author (Research Midwife) ; Paula Puawe ; RNM ; MIPH ; MHAd ; BN ; Dip Man.b (Coordinator of Midwifery) ; Nancy Buasi ; RNM ; DMid ; MN (Ed.) ; Dip NAdc (Head of Division of Nursing) ; Florence West ; RNM ; MIPH ; PhD (Candidate)a (Research Officer/Project Coordinator) ; Mary K. Samor ; RNM ; MNd (Technical Advisor for Health Training) ; Nina Joseph ; RNM ; PhD (Nursing) ; MN ; BN ; DipEd&HealthTeaching ; Registrar of Papua New Guinea Nursing Councile ; Michele Rumsey ; FACNa (Director of Operations ; Development) ; Angela Dawson ; BA (Hons.) ; PG Dip. (Ed.) ; PG Dip.(PubHlth) ; MA ; PhD ( Senior Lecturer)a ; Caroline S.E. Homer ; RM PhD ; Professor of Midwiferya
- 关键词：Education ; midwifery ; Students ; midwifery ; Transitional Programmes ; Midwife attitudes ; New graduate role ; Developing countries
- 刊名：Midwifery
- 出版年：2016
- 出版时间：October 2016
- 年：2016
- 卷：41
- 期：Complete
- 页码：22-29
- 全文大小：491 K
文摘
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90% of graduates are working as midwives and 3% working as educators.
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Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Skills were the most valued by graduates.
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Graduates reported increased skills acquisition, confidence and leadership.
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A significant improvement in the provision of respectful care to women.
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Improvements needed include the length of the course, the quality of clinical practice and experiences in rural areas.