Midwives knowledge and understanding of vasa praevia: A qualitative descriptive study

Abstract

to develop and deliver a two-day Respectful Maternity Care workshop for midwives using Intellectual Partnership Model principlesrural Tanzaniarespectful Maternity Care is an objective, measurable indicator of quality maternal newborn careusing the Intellectual Partnership Model, educators facilitated cocreation of solutions alongside learners for complex ethical and logistic problems in the workplacethe mean scores on a 10-item multiple choice test increased by 20% on average following completion of the interventions; however 2-year certificate learners were less prepared for critical thinking work and social innovations than those midwives who had 3 or 4 year formal trainingthe implementation of the Intellectual Partnership Model revealed that midwife learners were creative, innovative, context specific in their social innovation creations related to Respectful Maternity Care when supported by respectful facilitators. Implications for practice: the Intellectual Partnership Model should be considered along with problem-based learning in the Global South, for pre and post-service education.