Extraordinary review to extraordinary: improving student experience at Bangor University

Sheila Brown; Julie Roberts; Emily Ford

Extraordinary review to extraordinary: improving student experience at Bangor University

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Midwifery globally is currently facing immense pressures. In this environment midwifery educators still must work with practice environments to develop and support students to become the midwives of the future. In this article Sheila Brown, midwifery lecturer, Julie Roberts, Midwifery Course Director, and Emily Ford, newly qualified midwife, all from Bangor University, reflect on their journey improving student experience, from an extraordinary review, to being top scoring in the National Student Survey.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Maternity and Midwifery Forum
Publication status	Published - Oct 2022

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