Skills by Occupation

work in multidisciplinary health teams advise on pregnancy listen actively identify abnormalities communicate with nursing staff childbirth empathise with the woman's family during and after pregnancy provide postnatal care provide basic support to patients interact with healthcare users work with nursing staff deal with emergency care situations examine the new-born infant follow clinical guidelines advise on pregnancies at risk work in a multicultural environment in health care pregnancy assist on pregnancy abnormality comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice contribute to continuity of health care ensure safety of healthcare users comply with legislation related to health care hygiene in a health care setting care for the new-born infant advise on family planning provide pre-natal care work under supervision in care empathise with the healthcare user support nurses advise on control of conception monitor basic patients signs health education human anatomy apply health sciences

apply context specific clinical competences sex education monitor pregnancy analgesics use different communication channels distribute meals to patients preparation for child delivery assess the course of breast-feeding period neonatology preparation for parenthood embryology anaesthetics postpartum period have computer literacy microbiology-bacteriology promote health and safety provide health education