ArticleZeitschrift fur Geburtshilfe und Neonatologie2025
[Preparedness for professional practice and field preferences of student midwives in Germany].
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Student midwives are trained to provide care for women and their families. With academisation in 2019, theoretical education was transferred from vocational schools to institutions of higher education in order to meet the increasing demands of the profession. The aim of this study is to examine the preparedness for professional practice and interprofessional collaboration as well as preferences in fields of practice of student midwives.The cross-sectional study "Healthy MidStudents" examining the health and working conditions of student midwives (
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