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Brief
The aim of this study was to investigate the current content of stillbirth education in undergraduate midwifery curricula in Australia.
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Background
When a baby dies the families are usually cared for, at some stage in their pregnancy or birth journey, by midwives, however, midwives may not be adequately prepared to care for them.
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Key takeaways
There is room to improve and standardise appropriate stillbirth curriculum nationally. It is imperative that midwives are able to provide sensitive and knowledgeable care to all women and their families.
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Key contributors
Jane Warland
Pauline Glover
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Full report
Find the full report here.
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Funding amount
$10,566
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