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Scientific methods and their classification. Ethical aspects of midwifery research.

Work with professional literature and other documents. Search for literary sources, their use and processing. Processing and storage of professional information. Citation in the text and List of bibliographic references. Research project and its phases. Characteristics and significance of individual phases of the research process. Formulation of research problems, questions and hypotheses. Possibilities of determining research problems in nursing, proposal of their solution, possibilities of verification, choice of method.

Research instrument selection criteria. Preparation and processing of obtained empirical data. Descriptive statistics and its use in data processing. Qualitative methods. Qualitative data analysis. Case study - case study. Preparation and use. Interpretation of obtained data, discussion, conclusions. Formal and content requirements of the diploma thesis. Methodology of processing verbal answers. Presentation of results - verbal, written. Language and scientific style of work. Preparation of the presentation preparation for the defense.

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he graduate masters the basics of scientific work in the field of nursing and methods of obtaining scientific and professional information. Can develop midwifery practices, think critically and use research results. The graduate masters the basics of working in a multimedia environment and masters the basics of one world language. The graduate will enter the practice as a convinced supporter of the independence of their profession and modern trends in nursing theory and practice. It follows the principles of ethics in midwifery, which it bears.

The graduate identifies problems in midwifery that can be the subject of midwifery research,

uses scientifically justified working methods, procedures, techniques, independently carries

out scientific research in midwifery and publishes its results.

The graduate of the PA is able to fulfill the educational function in midwifery, masters the

methodology of scientific work, methods of obtaining scientific information.

The PA graduate masters the basics of working with modern information technology and

masters one world language at an intermediate level.

ntroduction to community care for women and family, starting points, focus and goals. Specifics of community care for women, family and children.

Legal regulations relating to community care in midwifery in the Slovak Republic.

Documentation in community care. Community education.

Community care for pregnant women - planning the first visit.

Community care for pregnant women - planning and implementation of subsequent visits.

Childbirth plan in community care.

Psychophysical preparation for childbirth in the community.

Preparing for parenthood in the community.

Home birth - planning, environment preparation.

Home birth - realization.

Childbirth pain as a problem in the home environment.

Maternity centers and houses in community care for women and families.

Maternity centers and their role in community care for women and families.

Specifics of community care in midwifery with problematic week care.

The role of a community midwife in childbirth in a hospital setting.

Postpartum care for six-week-olds and newborns in the home environment.

Breastfeeding support and lactation counseling in the community.

Specifics of community care in midwifery for pregnant women with associated illness.

Specifics of community care in midwifery for the Roma community.

Specifics of community care in midwifery for adolescent women.

Specifics of community care in midwifery for abused women.

Specifics of community care in midwifery for marginalized women (homeless women, single mothers, disabled women ...).

Specifics of community care in midwifery for women with addiction (alcohol, drugs ...).

Specifics of community care for senior women.

Specifics of community care for gynecologically ill women.

The graduate has the ability and skills to perform evidence-based midwifery in health and disease from the prenatal period to the period of dying and death. It is able to support and protect health, prevent diseases, educate and motivate women, families, communities and healthy quality of life in midwifery using standards in midwifery.

The PA graduate is able to make independent and qualified decisions in the provision of care for pregnant women, mothers and newborns, their families as well as gynecologically ill women in primary, secondary and subsequent health care.

During the decision-making process, the PA graduate actively cooperates with the doctor in the provision of care for pregnant women, mothers and newborns, their families as well as gynecologically ill women in primary, secondary and subsequent health care.

The PA graduate has the theoretical and practical skills to appropriately choose the model of midwifery care and use the nursing process.

Through the study of midwifery, the graduate will gain motivation for further personal and professional growth through lifelong learning.

The PA graduate understands a person as a whole as a result of the interaction of biological, physical, chemical, psychological, social, spiritual and other influences of the external and internal environment on a person.

The PA graduate will enter practice as a convinced supporter of the independence of their profession and modern trends in theory and practice in midwifery.

The graduate is a bearer of humanistic principles, respects respect for life, human dignity and respect for the rights of man and the unborn child. It follows the principles of ethics.