Midwifery Council of New Zealand

Midwifery Council of New Zealand

Publications

The Midwifery Council of New Zealand produces newsletters and other documents from time to time that provide information about Council policies and processes.  These are available to download from this website.  For policies and procedures still under development you should visit the consultation page.


Recertification Programme survey

The Recertification Programme survey can be downloaded Recertification Programme Survey Form


Cost Recovery: late APC applications and supervision

The cost recovery: late APC applications and supervision and feedback documents can be downloaded here:
Cost Recovery: late APC applications and supervision
consultation feedback document


 Disciplinary Levy

The disciplinary levy 2012/12 year and feedback documents can be downloaded here:
Disciplinary levy 2012/13 year
consultation feedback document


Code of Conduct

The Midwifery Code of Conduct can be downloaded here Code of Conduct 2011

This code should be read in conjunction with the Competencies for Entry to the Register document and The Code of Ethics and Standards for Midwifery Practice which are set out in the Midwives Handbook for Practice (2008) published by the New Zealand College of Midwives. To navigate to the page containing the 'Competencies for Entry to the Register' document and read about Competencies in Midwifery click here .


Annual Report

The 2012 Annual Report for the Midwifery Council is available here


Workforce

The Midwifery Workforce Survey 2012 is now available click here
The Council has now updated the Midwifery Workforce Report for 2010 click here
The Midwifery Workforce Report 2009 is available here


Pre-registration Education

The document below explains the background to development of the new extended year pre-registration education and in particular how the new programme will be offered in the Wellington region from 2010.

Pre-registration education - the full picture


Taking time off and the Recertification Programme

A new pamplet has been produced to help answer queries for those wanting more information on taking time off and the Recertification Programme.

A PDF copy of the brochure can be downloaded here


Helpful articles that pharmacists would like from midwives

Midwives writing scripts
Midwives Pharmacists team


Coronial report and media release

Final barlow report
media release


Newsletters

The Midwifery Council produces electronic newsletters on a regular basis to keep the profession and interested people informed of Council activities. These are posted on the website shortly after publication and can be downloaded below.

eMidpoint April/May 2013
eMidpoint March 2013
eMidpoint February 2013
eMidpoint December 2012
eMidpoint November 2012
eMidpoint October 2012
eMidpoint September 2012 
eMidpoint August 2012
eMidpoint July 2012
eMidpoint June 2012
eMidpoint May 2012
eMidpoint April 2012
eMidpoint March 2012
eMidpoint February 2012
eMidpoint January 2012

 

Previous Newsletters are now archived - Archived Publications


Policy and procedures documents

Person Specification for appointment as a Competence Supervisor for overseas new graduate midwives
Cultural Competence Statement
Competencies for Entry to the Register
Gazette Notice Scope and Qualifications
Abortion/Neonate/Family Planning and the Scope(Clarification of Council'sposition)
Further interpretations on Scope March 2005 (Information for midwives in relation to the Midwifery Scope of Practice - further interpretations March 2005)
Summary of Competence Review Process
Information for Education Providers
Examination Policy
Return to Practice Programme (Information for midwives on Returning toPractice)
Policy on Media Comment
Recertification Programme revised August 2010
Recertification Summary Booklet 2011-2014  


Study

A collaborative study by Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology and the Midwifery Council exploring the reasons why British midwives choose to practise in New Zealand.

Following the Dream Report
        A study exploring the reason why British midwives choose to practise in New Zealand >

 

 

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