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Electing sun, sea and midwifery in Cyprus
1NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
The Practising Midwife
|December 31, 2013
Summary
Senior midwifery students can undertake unique professional development placements. This reflective account details a three-week clinical placement at Royal Air Force (RAF) Akrotiri in Cyprus, offering valuable insights into military midwifery practice.
Area of Science:
- Midwifery Education
- Professional Development
- Clinical Placements
Background:
- Glasgow Caledonian University's midwifery program offers final-year students unique professional development opportunities.
- Students can undertake a planned, negotiated three-week independent clinical placement.
- This placement allows exploration of unfamiliar aspects of midwifery practice.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide a reflective account of a self-initiated clinical placement.
- To explore professional development within a military healthcare setting.
- To combine personal experience as a military wife with senior midwifery student training.
Main Methods:
- A reflective account of a three-week independent clinical placement.
- Placement undertaken at Royal Air Force (RAF) Akrotiri, Cyprus.
- Focus on professional development in an atypical midwifery setting.
Main Results:
- The placement provided an unusual professional development experience for a senior midwifery student.
- Integration of personal experience (military wife) with professional training was achieved.
- Exploration of midwifery practice in a unique, non-traditional environment.
Conclusions:
- Self-initiated clinical placements offer valuable and unique professional development opportunities.
- Midwifery students can benefit from placements in diverse settings, such as military bases.
- Combining personal and professional experiences can enhance learning and career development in midwifery.
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