To educate midwives who plan and implement midwifery services aimed at protecting and promoting the health of women, children, families, and society.
To train professionals who possess critical thinking skills, respect human values, and adhere to professional ethical principles.
To raise midwives who adopt interdisciplinary collaboration and teamwork, and who can effectively use technology.
To cultivate midwives who embrace the philosophy of lifelong learning and base their actions on evidence-based practices.
Program Learning Outcomes
Bio-psychosocial characteristics and cultural sensitivity: Possesses fundamental knowledge of human bio-psychosocial characteristics; evaluates women, their families, and their sociocultural environments.
Education and counseling: Provides education and counseling services sensitive to cultural differences to improve the health of women, newborns, children, and families.
Preconception and prenatal care: Delivers evidence-based care for the protection and promotion of health and early identification of risks during the preconception and pregnancy periods.
Management of the birth process: Manages the birth process; independently conducts normal deliveries; and performs appropriate interventions in emergency/risky situations.
Postpartum care and adaptation: Provides holistic care to women and their families during the postpartum period and supports their adaptation.
Newborn care: Has the knowledge and skills to provide qualified care for newborns.
Loss or termination of pregnancy: Provides individualized care in cases of pregnancy termination or loss in accordance with national protocols and ethical principles.
Technology and continuous education: Integrates informatics and technological innovations into midwifery care; participates in continuous professional development in the field.
Research and evidence-based practice: Participates in scientific research and projects in midwifery and applies evidence-based knowledge to practice.
Professional collaboration and ethics: Provides counseling to women and families in service areas, collaborates effectively as a member of the health team, and acts in accordance with laws, regulations, and ethical principles in professional practice.
