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What does it take to qualify as a midwife
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National Midwifery Examination
Why are midwives regulated?
What are the on-going practice requirements?
What is the conduct expected from midwives?
HPDT decisions over the past 10 Years
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Ensuring midwives are competent
Supporting midwives' health
Midwifery in NZ
For Expecting Parents
How to find a midwife
What to expect from your midwife in New Zealand
What if you are not happy with your midwife?
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Becoming Registered to Practise
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Professional Standards
What does it take to qualify as a midwife
Types of midwifery education in New Zealand
Continuing midwifery education accreditation
National Midwifery Examination
Why are midwives regulated?
What are the on-going practice requirements?
What is the conduct expected from midwives?
HPDT decisions over the past 10 Years
Recently suspended midwives
Ensuring midwives are competent
Supporting midwives' health
Midwifery in NZ
For Expecting Parents
How to find a midwife
What to expect from your midwife in New Zealand
What if you are not happy with your midwife?
Useful Websites
For Midwives
Becoming Registered to Practise
NZ graduates' application guidelines for registration
Midwifery First Year of Practice
General information for Internationally qualified midwives
Internationally qualified midwives' application guidelines
TTMRA application guidelines
Overseas Competence Programme for registered international qualified midwives
Practice issues
Midwifery practice and immunisation
Prescribing
Practising Certificates
Council policies, procedures and timing
APC fees
Applying for an APC
Midwives who hold a current practising certificate
Midwives who do not hold a current practising certificate
Returning to practice
The Midwifery Scope of Practice
Midwives working other services
Maintaining competence
Documentation and record keeping
Recertification requirements
Continuing midwifery education for recertification
Cultural Competence
Professional Activities for Recertification
Privacy policy
Useful websites
What to expect if a complaint is made about you?
Competence reviews
Territorial Local Authority
About us
Scope of Practice defined
Council Members & Staff
Meetings
Legislation
Publications
Consultation documents
Newsletter
Annual Report
Be Safe
Gazetted fees and notices
Workforce Data
Occasional publications
Papers & Presentations
News & Media Centre
News
Media
Contact us
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