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The value of elective placements.

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    |February 8, 2019
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    Student midwife placements in Uganda facilitated deep learning and personal development. Preparation and tutor interaction were key to maximizing the educational benefits of this international health care experience.

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    Area of Science:

    • Medical Education
    • Global Health
    • Midwifery Studies

    Background:

    • Elective placements offer valuable learning experiences for student midwives.
    • International health care settings present unique challenges and opportunities for professional growth.
    • Understanding cultural variations in healthcare is crucial for effective midwifery practice.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To evaluate the effectiveness of elective placements for finalist student midwives in Ugandan health care facilities.
    • To analyze how these placements promote deep learning and personal development using Race's (2015) seven factors.
    • To identify factors contributing to a conducive learning environment during international placements.

    Main Methods:

    • Analysis of student evaluations of elective placements.

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  • Application of Race's (2015) 'seven factors to facilitate learning' framework.
  • Qualitative assessment of learning outcomes and personal development.

    • Main Results:

    • Elective placements successfully promoted deep learning and personal development among student midwives.
    • Learning experiences varied individually, with some focusing on personal growth and others on factors impacting maternity care.
    • Effective preparation and management of student expectations, alongside tutor interaction, enhanced the learning environment and deep learning.

    Conclusions:

    • Elective placements in diverse health care settings like Uganda are highly valuable for student midwife education.
    • These experiences foster a greater awareness of cultural practices and individual value within healthcare systems.
    • Structured preparation and supportive learning environments are essential for optimizing the benefits of international midwifery placements.