In this fourth article of our Advancing practice education series, a novel initiative regarding the engagement of service-users to student midwife recruitment is outlined. Whilst the NMC mandates service user involvement, it can be challenging to implement. We at Oxford Brookes University introduced an initiative involving group discussions between candidates and service users. Feedback was sought via an evaluation form which 68 candidates and six service users completed. Candidates enjoyed the opportunity to question mothers in an informal group setting, and women felt valued through sharing their stories and making a meaningful contribution to the recruitment process
The Midwifery Unit Network (MUNet) is a community of practice which aims to promote and support the ...
The Open University (OU) delivers a pre-registration nurse education programme (PRNP) across the Uni...
Service user involvement in health and social care education is progressively accepted as good pract...
This article provides a critical reflection on the experiences of the Bournemouth University Public ...
Background: Service user involvement in education has become fundamental in professional, statutory ...
Since publication of the findings from the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust Public Inquiry (Fr...
This is a very busy and exciting time in the academic year as third year students come to the end of...
The poster jointly, illustrated the role and experiences of student midwives who participated in mul...
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) estimates a short fall of 3,500 full-time midwives in England (R...
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (2010) indicates that it is best practice for service users to be ...
The aim of this study was to gain insight into service users’ experiences of participating in recrui...
On starting their programme of study, student midwives are generally highly motivated and optimistic...
Service user involvement in the design and delivery of education programmes for professionals is a k...
Background. Despite a focus on user involvement in healthcare services and education in the UK, ther...
The Midwifery Expansion Project, funded by Health Education England, provided an opportunity to prom...
The Midwifery Unit Network (MUNet) is a community of practice which aims to promote and support the ...
The Open University (OU) delivers a pre-registration nurse education programme (PRNP) across the Uni...
Service user involvement in health and social care education is progressively accepted as good pract...
This article provides a critical reflection on the experiences of the Bournemouth University Public ...
Background: Service user involvement in education has become fundamental in professional, statutory ...
Since publication of the findings from the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust Public Inquiry (Fr...
This is a very busy and exciting time in the academic year as third year students come to the end of...
The poster jointly, illustrated the role and experiences of student midwives who participated in mul...
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) estimates a short fall of 3,500 full-time midwives in England (R...
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (2010) indicates that it is best practice for service users to be ...
The aim of this study was to gain insight into service users’ experiences of participating in recrui...
On starting their programme of study, student midwives are generally highly motivated and optimistic...
Service user involvement in the design and delivery of education programmes for professionals is a k...
Background. Despite a focus on user involvement in healthcare services and education in the UK, ther...
The Midwifery Expansion Project, funded by Health Education England, provided an opportunity to prom...
The Midwifery Unit Network (MUNet) is a community of practice which aims to promote and support the ...
The Open University (OU) delivers a pre-registration nurse education programme (PRNP) across the Uni...
Service user involvement in health and social care education is progressively accepted as good pract...