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Access a range of evidence-based information using learning activities and practical tools designed to support you in your learning needs. All the content is peer reviewed and will help develop your knowledge, theory and understanding of midwifery, academically and in practice.
The content will help students and professional midwives improve their confidence and competence.
Midwives acting as mentors will also find the content relevant and another route to help with their professional development.
This section provides an introduction to the anatomy and physiology of the female breast.
Study Skills: Part Three
The third in our Study Skills series of Practice Development Tools is focused on how you approach the research phase of your studies.
Study Skills: Part Two
This considers the range of resources that you are likely to use during your academic studies.
Study Skills
MIDIRS has developed this content to offer you some handy tips, information and practical advice to ensure that you get the most out of your midwifery studies; your university lecturers will also be able to offer you lots of support.
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