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Midwives in atypical roles

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An RCM member has asked:

What are the experiences of direct-entry midwives practising in atypical roles such as family planning and health visiting in maintaining their midwifery registration? What constitutes midwifery practice in order to fulfil PREP requirements seems to depend on the view of the individual’s supervisor of midwives and local supervising authority. Do you think there should be guidelines so that all midwives in this position are treated equally?

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Midwives in atypical roles (8 Replies) Posted: 08/04/2010 10:37:17 By Rhea Johnson	THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENTS. HOWEVER PLEASE NOTE, THIS DISCUSSION TOPIC IS NOW CLOSED. ANY SUBMISSIONS RECEIVED WILL NOT BE POSTED 05/05/2010 14:16:13 By Rhea Johnson

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