This module introduces the history and development of midwifery as a healthcare profession. Learners explore how maternity care has evolved across cultures and medical systems.

Focus shifts to career pathways in midwifery and related healthcare roles. It explains responsibilities, working environments, and the importance of maternity care professionals.

This module explains how midwifery services are structured within healthcare systems and how care delivery is coordinated in maternity settings. Learners also explore the importance of professional education, continuous training, and competency development to ensure safe and effective maternal care practices.

This section highlights the wider role of midwives in promoting maternal health and reducing inequalities in access to care. It examines how social, economic, and geographic factors can affect pregnancy outcomes and how midwives contribute to improving fairness in healthcare delivery.

This module explores how cultural beliefs, traditions, and spiritual values influence pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum experiences. Learners gain awareness of how respectful, culturally sensitive care improves trust and supports better maternal outcomes across diverse communities.

Focus is placed on routine pregnancy care and screening processes used to monitor maternal and fetal health. The module covers check-ups, diagnostic tests, risk identification, and ongoing support provided throughout pregnancy to ensure early detection of complications.

This section examines the role of midwives during labour, including emotional reassurance, physical monitoring, and support throughout childbirth. Learners also understand how midwives respond to changes during labour to ensure safe delivery outcomes.

This module explains the medical and clinical reasons for inducing labour when natural labour does not begin or when risks arise. It also covers the methods used, safety considerations, and the importance of careful monitoring during the process.

Learners explore care provided after childbirth, focusing on maternal recovery, physical health monitoring, and emotional wellbeing. The module also highlights early bonding between mother and newborn and support during the adjustment period.

This section focuses on newborn assessment immediately after birth. It covers physical examination, early developmental indicators, and essential care practices that support a healthy start to life.

A sensitive and important module addressing loss during pregnancy or shortly after birth. It explores emotional support strategies for families, professional communication, and the role of midwives in providing compassionate bereavement care.

This module introduces feeding options for newborns, including breastfeeding and formula feeding. Learners also understand feeding support techniques and how to guide families in making informed nutritional decisions.

Focus is placed on identifying, preventing, and managing infections in newborns. The module highlights early warning signs, hygiene practices, and the importance of prompt medical attention.

This section explores planned home births, including benefits, risks, and safety considerations. Learners understand how midwives prepare for and support childbirth outside hospital settings.

This module examines non-traditional approaches used alongside standard maternity care. It encourages awareness of different practices while emphasising safety and evidence-based decision-making.

Learners gain an understanding of medications used in pregnancy and childbirth. The module covers safe administration, dosage awareness, side effects, and medication management principles in maternity care.

This section focuses on causes and risks of bleeding during pregnancy. It explains how early recognition and timely intervention are essential in protecting maternal and fetal health.

This module covers common pregnancy-related medical conditions such as hypertension, gestational diabetes, and other complications. Learners understand symptoms, risks, and care approaches.

This section explores early labour before full-term pregnancy. It covers warning signs, contributing factors, and interventions aimed at supporting safe delivery outcomes.

Learners examine multiple pregnancies and the additional care requirements involved. The module highlights increased risks, monitoring needs, and specialised maternity support.

This module focuses on the final stage of childbirth, including delivery of the placenta and immediate post-birth monitoring. It emphasises safety, observation, and maternal recovery.

This section introduces essential medical terminology used in maternity care. It helps learners understand documentation, communication, and clinical language used in midwifery practice.

This module explores emotional and psychological wellbeing during pregnancy and after birth. It highlights conditions such as anxiety and depression, along with support strategies for mothers and families.

Focus is placed on lifestyle choices that support healthy pregnancy outcomes, including nutrition, exercise, rest, and regular medical check-ups.

This section introduces reproductive health education, including contraception methods and family planning options. It supports informed decision-making for individuals and families.

Learners develop communication skills essential for maternity care, including active listening, empathy, and clear interaction with patients, families, and healthcare teams.

This module explains ethical principles in maternity care, including confidentiality, professional responsibility, and respectful decision-making in complex care situations.