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</body></html>";s:4:"text";s:40640:"The midwife’s assessment, care and shared information include but are not limited to: A. anatomy, physiology and support of the newborn’s adjustment during the first days and weeks of life; B. newborn wellness, including relevant historical data and gestational age; D. benefits of breastfeeding and lactation support; E. prophylactic treatments and screening tests commonly used during the neonatal period including applicable laws and regulations; F. newborn growth, development, behavior, nutrition, feeding, and care; G. traditional or cultural practices related to the newborn; H. neonatal problems and abnormalities, and referral as appropriate; I. discussion of circumcision and immunizations; The midwife provides care, support and information regarding reproductive health and determines the need for consultation or referral by using a foundation of knowledge and skills that includes but is not limited to: A. reproductive health care across the lifespan; B. evaluation of the client's well-being, including relevant health history; C. common laboratory tests and screenings; D. physical examination, including clinical breast and pelvic examination, focused on the presenting condition of the client; E. anatomy and physiology related to conception and reproduction; F. contemporary family planning methods, including natural, chemical and surgical methods of contraception, mode of action, indications, benefits and risks; G. decision making regarding timing of pregnancies and resources for counseling and referral; H. preconception and interconceptual care; The midwife assumes responsibility for practicing in accordance with the principles and competencies outlined in this document. My practice guidelines are based on the MANA Core Competencies for Basic … The childbearing experience and birth of a baby are personal, family and community events. Midwives are committed to addressing inequities in health care status and outcomes. C. principles and practice of data collection as relevant to midwifery practice. The midwife’s knowledge and skills relate community health to client needs, including but not limited to: A. the community and social determinants of health, including race, income, literacy and education, water supply and sanitation, housing, environmental hazards, food security, disease patterns, and common threats to health; B. principles of community-based primary care using health promotion and disease prevention and control strategies; C. direct and indirect causes of maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity in the local community, and strategies for reducing them; F. emergency preparedness for disaster response including communication and transport mechanisms; G. human rights and their effects on health of individuals, including issues such as domestic violence, genital circumcision, gender equity, gender identity and expression, and how their expression affects health outcomes; I. culture and beliefs, including religion, social norms, family structure and health practices; J. birth planning, benefits and risks of available birth settings. The midwife’s knowledge and skills include but are not limited to: A. communication, counseling and education; D. various therapeutic health care modalities for treating body, mind and spirit; E. community health care, wellness and social service resources; F. nutritional needs, health and lifestyle habits; G. diversity awareness, sensitivity and competency. Midwives Alliance of North America (MANA) conference papers (Notes, list of core competencies, program, miscellaneous), 1993 Scope and Contents. The midwife provides care, support and information throughout labor, birth and the hours immediately thereafter. [http://cfmidwifery.org/mmoc/define.aspx; Copyright © 1996–2008, Midwifery Task Force, Inc., All Rights Reserved.]. B. the purpose and goals of MANA and local (state or provincial) midwifery associations. Midwives provide care in a variety of settings in accordance with the Midwives Model of Care™, which is based on the principle that pregnancy and birth are normal life processes. The application of this woman-centered model of care has been proven to reduce the incidence of birth injury, trauma and cesarean section. The MANA Core Competencies were written and adopted by the MANA Board of Directors on October 3,1994, and revised and adopted on August 4, 2011 and again in December 2014. The application of this woman-centered model of care has been proven to reduce the incidence of birth injury, trauma and cesarean section. The parameters of “normal” vary widely, and each pregnancy, birth and baby is unique. The biological wisdom to give birth is innate, it has been held throughout time, and is experienced across cultures by all pregnant people. The Competencies inform practicing midwives, student midwives, The midwife has knowledge and skills to provide care that include but are not limited to: A. identification, evaluation and support for the client's and baby's well-being throughout the process of pregnancy; B. initial and ongoing history at each antenatal visit; C. physical examination and explanation of findings to the client; D. education and counseling during the childbearing cycle; E. identification of pre-existing conditions and preventive or supportive measures to enhance client well-being during pregnancy; F. nutritional requirements of pregnancy and methods of nutritional assessment and counseling; G. emotional, psychosocial and sexual variations that may occur during pregnancy; H. environmental and occupational hazards during pregnancy; I. effects of smoking, alcohol and drug use on pregnancies and unborn babies; K. the growth and development of the unborn baby; L. genetic factors that may indicate the need for counseling, testing, or referral; M. screening methods and diagnostic tests used during pregnancy, including indications, risks and benefits; N. health and psychosocial needs associated with spontaneous or therapeutic abortion, including referral to community resources; O. anatomy, physiology, and evaluation of the soft and bony structures of the pelvis; P. palpation skills for evaluation of the baby and the uterus; Q. the causes, assessment and treatment of the common discomforts of pregnancy; R. Identification, implications and appropriate treatment of various infections, disease conditions and other problems that may affect pregnancy; S. basic principles of pharmacokinetics of drugs prescribed, dispensed or administered during pregnancy; T. effects of prescribed medications, herbal medicines, and over-the-counter drugs on pregnancy and the baby; U. administration of medications as indicated; V. management and care of the Rh-negative client; W. signs, symptoms and indications for referral of selected complications and conditions of pregnancy; X. the physiology of lactation and methods to prepare for breastfeeding; Y. counseling to the client and family to plan for a safe, appropriate place of birth. [http://cfmidwifery.org/mmoc/define.aspx; Copyright © 1996–2008, Midwifery Task Force, Inc., All Rights Reserved.]. An entry-level midwife is qualified to … Midwives work in partnership with clients and their chosen support community throughout the caregiving relationship. The Midwives Alliance of North America (MANA) created the core competencies, or standards of learning, for direct entry midwives. The Midwives Alliance Core Competencies establish the essential knowledge, clinical skills and critical thinking necessary for entry-level practice for direct-entry midwifery in the United States. What Is A CPM. The midwife determines the need for consultation, referral or transfer of care as appropriate.  The midwife involves the client and childbearing family in all aspects of decision making and maintains an integrated understanding of the needs, challenges, and goals of the client and family by utilizing midwifery knowledge and skills, critical thinking, intuition, and the process of informed consent, refusal, and shared-decision making. Core competencies for basic midwifery practice. Revised 2014. The Midwives Alliance Core Competencies for Midwifery Practice establishes the essential knowledge, clinical skills and critical thinking necessary for entry-level midwifery practice. The CPM is the only midwifery … The competencies undergo continual evaluation and may be updated to incorporate new evidence and evolving midwifery practice, and as the needs of childbearing individuals and families change. The body of professional knowledge, clinical skills, and clinical judgments described in the Midwives Alliance of North America (MANA) Core Competencies for Basic Midwifery Practice 2. Our robust Holistic Midwifery program offers you the ability to fulfill the didactic and clinical requirements for becoming a competent midwife from within your own home and community, while interacting with a global peer-group via a cutting-edge virtual classroom. The midwife provides care, support and information throughout the postpartum period and determines the need for consultation, referral or transfer of care as appropriate. As a student in our unique program, you’ll also complete a Global Health Study Abroad placement, providing you with the opportunity to observe gentle birt… The education, skills and experience necessary for entry into the profession of direct-entry midwifery were mandated by the Midwives Alliance of North America (MANA) Core Competencies and the Certification The essential documents of the Midwives Alliance describe the core competencies for basic midwifery practice, as well as the standards, qualifications and ethics necessary to provide high-quality, evidence-based services to women, newborns and childbearing families. Click here for a pdf file. Background:. The Midwives Alliance of North America Core Competencies establish the essential knowledge, clinical skills and critical thinking necessary for entry-level midwifery practice. The midwife maintains professional standards of practice including but not limited to: A. principles of informed consent and refusal and shared decision making; B. critical evaluation of evidence-based research findings and application to best practices; C. documentation of care throughout the childbearing cycle; D. consistent actions in accordance with professional ethics, values and human rights; E. courteous, non-judgmental, non-discriminatory, and culturally appropriate behaviors with all clients; F. respect for individuals and their culture, customs and beliefs, ethnic origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, family structure, and religious beliefs; G. knowledge of commonly used medical terminology; H. implementation of individualized plans for client-centered midwifery care; I. support for the relationship among the mother-baby unit, the family and their larger community; K. self-assessment and acknowledgement of personal and professional limitations. (2) the current Midwives Alliance of North America (MANA) Core Competencies and Standards of Practice. The childbearing experience and birth of a baby are personal, family and community events. “Attainment of clinical skills must meet the Core Competencies developed by the Midwives Alliance of North America. The scope of midwifery practice may be expanded beyond the Core Competencies outlined in this document to incorporate additional skills and procedures that improve care for women and their families. In March 2013 the MANA Document Committee prepared a side-by-side comparison document of the ICM and MANA Core Competencies to … (4) practice in accordance with the knowledge, clinical skills, and judgments described in the most recently adopted version of the Midwives Alliance of North America (MANA) Core Competencies for Basic Midwifery Practice, within the bounds of the midwifery scope of practice as defined by the Act and Rules; Midwives work to optimize the well-being of the mother-baby unit as the foundation of caregiving. The mission of the Midwives Alliance of North America is to unite, strengthen, support and advocate for the midwifery community and to promote educational, economic, and cultural sustainability of the midwifery profession. Midwives Alliance Core Competencies Introduction The Midwives Alliance of North America Core Competencies establish the essential knowledge, clinical skills and critical thinking necessary for entry-level midwifery practice. (c) The applicant must successfully pass a criminal history background check. Midwives acquire and maintain the necessary knowledge and skills pertinent to midwifery practice and derived from a variety of fields including, but not limited to: human anatomy and physiology, midwifery, history of midwifery, obstetrics and gynecology, neonatology, genetics, embryology and fetal development, pharmacotherapeutics, nutritional sciences, naturopathy, social sciences, ethics, critical thinking, research and epidemiology, emergency care, communication, counseling and education. The Certified Professional Midwife (CPM) is based on the MANA Core Competencies. The midwife uses a foundation of theoretical knowledge, clinical assessment, critical-thinking skills and shared decision making that are based on: A. MANA’s Essential Documents concerning the art and practice of midwifery. Midwives provide care in a variety of settings in accordance with the Midwives Model of Care™, which is based on the principle that pregnancy and birth are normal life processes. The midwife maintains professional standards of practice including but not limited to: A. principles of informed consent and refusal and shared decision making; B. critical evaluation of evidence-based research findings and application to best practices; C. documentation of care throughout the childbearing cycle; D. consistent actions in accordance with professional ethics, values and human rights; E. courteous, non-judgmental, non-discriminatory, and culturally appropriate behaviors with all clients; F. respect for individuals and their culture, customs and beliefs, ethnic origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, family structure, and religious beliefs; G. knowledge of commonly used medical terminology; H. implementation of individualized plans for client-centered midwifery care; I. support for the relationship among the mother-baby unit, the family and their larger community; K. self-assessment and acknowledgement of personal and professional limitations. Midwives Alliance Core Competencies Introduction. The Certified Professional Midwife (CPM) is based on the MANA Core Competencies. (a) "The Midwives Alliance of North America Core Competencies", (December 2014); and (b) "Standards and Qualifications for the Art and Practice of Midwifery", Midwives Alliance of North America, (October 2005). The Competencies inform practicing midwives … The biological wisdom to give birth is innate, it has been held throughout time, and is experienced across cultures by all pregnant people. Midwives integrate clinical or hands-on evaluation, theoretical knowledge, intuitive assessment, spiritual awareness and informed consent and refusal as essential components of effective decision making. The Midwives Alliance of North America (MANA) was founded in April 1982 to build cooperation among midwives and to promote midwifery as a means of improving health care for North American women and their families. I voluntarily adopt the MANA Standards and Qualifications for the Art and Practice of Midwifery. The midwife has knowledge and skills to provide care that include but are not limited to: A. identification, evaluation and support for the client's and baby's well-being throughout the process of pregnancy; B. initial and ongoing history at each antenatal visit; C. physical examination and explanation of findings to the client; D. education and counseling during the childbearing cycle; E. identification of pre-existing conditions and preventive or supportive measures to enhance client well-being during pregnancy; F. nutritional requirements of pregnancy and methods of nutritional assessment and counseling; G. emotional, psychosocial and sexual variations that may occur during pregnancy; H. environmental and occupational hazards during pregnancy; I. effects of smoking, alcohol and drug use on pregnancies and unborn babies; K. the growth and development of the unborn baby; L. genetic factors that may indicate the need for counseling, testing, or referral; M. screening methods and diagnostic tests used during pregnancy, including indications, risks and benefits; N. health and psychosocial needs associated with spontaneous or therapeutic abortion, including referral to community resources; O. anatomy, physiology, and evaluation of the soft and bony structures of the pelvis; P. palpation skills for evaluation of the baby and the uterus; Q. the causes, assessment and treatment of the common discomforts of pregnancy; R. Identification, implications and appropriate treatment of various infections, disease conditions and other problems that may affect pregnancy; S. basic principles of pharmacokinetics of drugs prescribed, dispensed or administered during pregnancy; T. effects of prescribed medications, herbal medicines, and over-the-counter drugs on pregnancy and the baby; U. administration of medications as indicated; V. management and care of the Rh-negative client; W. signs, symptoms and indications for referral of selected complications and conditions of pregnancy; X. the physiology of lactation and methods to prepare for breastfeeding; Y. counseling to the client and family to plan for a safe, appropriate place of birth. The midwife provides care, support and information throughout pregnancy and determines the need for consultation, referral or transfer of care as appropriate. Our members are primary care providers for women throughout the lifespan, with a special emphasis on pregnancy, childbirth, and gynecologic and reproductive health. Midwives work as autonomous practitioners, and they collaborate with other health care and social service providers whenever appropriate. Individual midwives are responsible to the licensing authority and regulations of the jurisdiction within which they practice. The MANA Core Competencies are a living document. The Midwives Alliance of North America has also published practice guidelines, as reflected in the MANA Core Competencies for Basic Midwifery Practice. Pregnant individuals are the only direct care providers for themselves and their unborn babies, thus the most important determinant of a healthy pregnancy is the pregnant person. (d) Pursuant to Texas Occupations Code, Chapters 51 and 203, the commission or the executive director may deny the application for violation of … The MANA Core Competencies were written and adopted by the MANA Board of Directors on October 3,1994, and revised and adopted on August 4, 2011 and again in December 2014. Curriculum is based on the Midwives Alliance of North America standards for practice and "Core Competencies for Basic Midwifery Practice", and incorporates NARM educational requirements. The Competencies inform practicing midwives, student midwives, midwifery education programs, consumers, accreditation and certification agencies, state and federal legislators, licensing authorities, health policy makers and other health care professionals concerning the practice of midwifery. MEAC creates standards and criteria for the education of midwives, which incorporate the nationally recognized core competencies and guiding principles set by  Midwives Alliance of North America  (MANA), The  International Confederation of Midwives  (ICM),  and the requirements for national certification of the  North … Physical, emotional, psychosocial and spiritual factors synergistically shape the health of individuals and affect the childbearing process. The parameters of “normal” vary widely, and each pregnancy, birth and baby is unique. The midwife provides care, support and information throughout labor, birth and the hours immediately thereafter. An entry-level mid-wife is qualified to practice midwifery autonomously. The Midwives Alliance of North America Core Competencies establish the essential knowledge, clinical skills and critical thinking necessary for entry-level midwifery practice. The MANA Core Competencies are a living document. Pregnancy and childbearing are natural physiologic life processes. Midwives obtain proficiency through various types of education, training, mentoring, clinical preceptorship, hands-on practice, and life experience. The North American Registry of Midwives (NARM), the Midwives Alliance of North America (MANA) and the Midwifery Education and Accreditation Council (MEAC) have joined together to create this national, direct-entry midwifery credential to preserve the woman-centered forms of practice that are common to midwives … monitoring the physical, psychological and social well-being of the mother throughout the childbearing cycle; providing the mother with individualized education, counseling and prenatal care; continuous hands-on assistance during labor and delivery; and postpartum support; identifying and referring women who require obstetrical attention. The midwife provides care, support and information throughout the postpartum period and determines the need for consultation, referral or transfer of care as appropriate. The Midwives Alliance of North America Core Competencies establish the essential knowledge, clinical skills and critical thinking necessary for entry-level midwifery practice. These requirements are met through a variety of methods, including flexible but structured home and internet based … Pregnancy and childbearing are natural physiologic life processes. The midwife involves the client and childbearing family in all aspects of decision making and maintains an integrated understanding of the needs, challenges, and goals of the client and family by utilizing midwifery knowledge and skills, critical thinking, intuition, and the process of informed consent, refusal, and shared-decision making. Midwives are committed to addressing inequities in health care status and outcomes. Midwives have the ability to provide high quality, culturally relevant, and holistic midwifery care in a variety of settings. 10. The midwife uses a foundation of theoretical knowledge, clinical assessment, critical-thinking skills and shared decision making that are based on: A. MANA’s Essential Documents concerning the art and practice of midwifery. The Midwives Alliance of North America Core Competencies es-tablish the essential knowledge, clinical skills and critical thinking necessary for entry-level midwifery practice. The competencies undergo continual evaluation and may be updated to incorporate new evidence and evolving midwifery practice, and as the needs of childbearing individuals and families change. E. peer review, quality assessment and other professional and legal accountability processes; F. principles of research, evidenced-based practice, critical interpretation of professional literature, and research findings; G. professional guidelines, jurisdictional laws and regulations governing the practice of midwifery, health and reproduction; H. knowledge of community health care delivery systems, and needed resources for midwifery care; I. strategies for increasing access to midwifery care, especially in underserved communities; J. skills in entrepreneurship and midwifery business management. Midwives work in partnership with clients and their chosen support community throughout the caregiving relationship. An entry-level midwife is qualified to practice midwifery autonomously. The Midwives Alliance of North America Core Competencies establish the essential knowledge, clinical skills and critical thinking necessary for entry-level midwifery practice. Midwives respect and support the dignity, rights and responsibilities of the clients they serve. The midwife has knowledge and skills to provide care that include but are not limited to: B. parameters and methods, including relevant health history, for evaluating the client's and baby's well-being during labor, birth and immediately thereafter; C. assessment of the birthing environment to assure that it is clean, safe and supportive and that appropriate equipment and supplies are on hand; D. attention to emotional responses and their impact during labor, birth and immediately thereafter; E. comfort and support measures during labor, birth and immediately thereafter; F. fetal and maternal anatomy and their interrelationship as relevant to assessing the baby’s position and the progress of labor; G.hydration and nutritional requirements during labor, birth and immediately thereafter; H.techniques to assist and support the spontaneous vaginal birth of the baby and placenta; I. recommendations for rest and sleep as appropriate during the process of labor, birth and immediately thereafter; J. techniques to assist and support labor, birth and the immediate postpartum in water; K. treatment for variations that can occur during the course of labor, birth, and immediately thereafter, including prevention and treatment of maternal hemorrhage; L. emergency measures and transport for critical problems arising during labor, birth, or immediately thereafter; M. appropriate support for the newborn's natural physiologic transition during the first minutes and hours following birth, including skin-to-skin contact and practices to enhance mother-baby attachment and family bonding; N. pharmacological measures for management and control of indications in the intrapartum and immediate postpartum for client and baby; O. current interventions and technologies that may be commonly used in a medical setting; P. care and repair of the perineum and surrounding tissues; Q. third-stage management, including assessment of the placenta, membranes and umbilical cord, and collection of the cord blood; S. identification of pre-existing conditions and implementation of preventive or supportive measures to enhance client well-being during labor, birth, the immediate postpartum and breastfeeding. The midwife’s assessment, care and shared information include but are not limited to: A. anatomy, physiology and support of the newborn’s adjustment during the first days and weeks of life; B. newborn wellness, including relevant historical data and gestational age; D. benefits of breastfeeding and lactation support; E. prophylactic treatments and screening tests commonly used during the neonatal period including applicable laws and regulations; F. newborn growth, development, behavior, nutrition, feeding, and care; G. traditional or cultural practices related to the newborn; H. neonatal problems and abnormalities, and referral as appropriate; I. discussion of circumcision and immunizations; The midwife provides care, support and information regarding reproductive health and determines the need for consultation or referral by using a foundation of knowledge and skills that includes but is not limited to: A. reproductive health care across the lifespan; B. evaluation of the client's well-being, including relevant health history; C. common laboratory tests and screenings; D. physical examination, including clinical breast and pelvic examination, focused on the presenting condition of the client; E. anatomy and physiology related to conception and reproduction; F. contemporary family planning methods, including natural, chemical and surgical methods of contraception, mode of action, indications, benefits and risks; G. decision making regarding timing of pregnancies and resources for counseling and referral; H. preconception and interconceptual care; The midwife assumes responsibility for practicing in accordance with the principles and competencies outlined in this document. MANA stands for the Midwives Alliance of North America and is a professional organization for all midwives in North America. The midwife has knowledge and skills to provide care that include but are not limited to: A. anatomy and physiology of the birthing parent; B. lactation support and appropriate breast care and treatments for breastfeeding problems or complications, including mastitis; C. management and care of the Rh-negative client with the Rh-positive baby; D. support for the client’s well-being and mother-baby attachment; F. nutrition, rest, activity and physiological needs during the postpartum period and lactation; G. emotional, psychosocial, mental, and sexual variations; H. signs and symptoms of postpartum conditions requiring management, including those needing immediate medical intervention; I. current identification and treatments for psychosocial adjustment problems including postpartum depression and mental illness; J. principles of interpersonal communication with, and support for, grief counseling when necessary; The midwife provides care to the newborn during the postpartum period, as well as support and information to parents regarding newborn care and informed decision making, and determines the need for consultation, referral or transfer of care as appropriate.  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