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Modern midwifery education requires a balance between academic learning and traditional apprenticeship. Integrating intellectual and practical skills is essential for comprehensive training.

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Medical Education
Nursing and Midwifery

Background:

Current midwifery training programs may be overly focused on academic theory.
There is a recognized need to re-evaluate the balance between theoretical knowledge and practical skills in midwifery education.

Purpose of the Study:

To advocate for the integration of traditional apprenticeship methods into academic midwifery training.
To emphasize that intellectual and practical skills in midwifery are complementary, not mutually exclusive.

Main Methods:

The study's findings are based on a statement made by Professor Leslie Page at a national midwifery conference.
Expert opinion and discussion from the English National Board's second annual national midwifery conference.

Main Results:

Professor Leslie Page highlighted a perceived imbalance in current midwifery training.
The assertion that academic and practical skills are not mutually exclusive was presented.

Conclusions:

Midwifery training needs a pedagogical shift to incorporate practical, hands-on apprenticeship alongside academic study.
A blended approach to midwifery education will enhance the development of well-rounded practitioners.