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    Area of Science:

    • Midwifery practice and education
    • Healthcare workload management
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    Background:

    • Preceptorship is crucial for professional development in midwifery.
    • Practicing midwives encounter significant barriers impacting patient care.
    • Effective workload management is essential for safe midwifery practice.

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