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This study explores midwifery education in Taiwan, highlighting how practical and cognitive learning builds essential skills. It discusses common challenges and effective strategies for midwifery training programs.

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  • Health Sciences
  • Midwifery Education

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  • Midwifery education integrates cognitive and practical processes for professional development.
  • Clinical education is a key strategy for preparing students for practice.

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  • To discuss the dilemmas and coping methods in midwifery education in Taiwan.
  • To analyze the components of effective midwifery clinical teaching plans.

Summary:

  • Midwifery clinical teaching plans incorporate literature, expert opinions, and student feedback.
  • Teaching methods include self-reflection, childbirth education, role modeling, and international observerships.

Impact:

  • Provides insights into improving midwifery training programs.
  • Offers strategies for addressing challenges in midwifery education globally.