Practice learning scenarios
Our practice learning scenarios will help you understand how our new standards of proficiency will work and should be implemented in midwifery practice.
Explore the midwifery practice enviroment case scenarios
We've set out some example scenarios and further information on how midwifery students can demonstrate their proficiency in a range of practice learning envrironments.
We'll continue to update this area with more case scenarios examples.
Supporting information on standards for student supervision and assessment
These pages contain the supporting information for all our new standards relating to student supervision and assessment. This information is updated regularly.
Visit our supporting information on standards
for student supervision and assessment
Downloadable resources
Useful resources
- Joint case study on discussing the risks of sodium valproate with women and girls of childbearing age
- Blog: World Patient Safety Day: safety in maternity care
- NHS: Health Education England, Nursing and Midwifery - Practice assessors
- Blog: Challenging health inequalities in maternity services: the role we all play
Webinars
Download accompaning slides:
Learning about our standards of proficiency for registered midwives
Explore The Future Midwife Standards box set
Throughout 2021, our Senior Midwifery Advisers Verena Wallace and Jacqui Williams have discussed our Future Midwife standards at online Maternity and Midwifery Festivals.
The box set cover topics including the language in the standards, continuity of care and carer, the transformational nature of the standards, and the context of the standards in the UK.
Watch the IME 2020: Education panel
Dr Jacqui Williams one of our Senior Midwifery Advisers joined a panel discussion to discuss the leadership challenges during the Covid-19 emergency and the NMC's role as the regulator of midwives.
Watch the IME 2020: NMC Masterclass
Dr Jacqui Williams and Verena Wallace our Senior Midwifery Advisers (Education/Policy) give a masterclass on how the NMC has been an agile regulator during the COVID-19 emergency.
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