Jael Roy

1 Curriculum Development:
Create modules focused on prenatal health education

2 Workshop leadership Birth classes

3 Hands on, clinical Skills teaching and emergency response

4 Counseling and Support:

6 Professional Skills Development:
- Interpersonal and Interprofessional Communication: Foster skills in collaboration with other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive patient care
- Written Communication: Emphasize the importance of maintaining accurate patient records and effective communication in charting and patient education materials
7 Emotional Intelligence and Problem-Solving:
- Self-Reflection Activities: Encourage students to engage in activities that enhance their emotional intelligence and adaptability, critical for patient interactions
- Analytical Skills: Incorporate case reviews and critical thinking exercises to enhance students’ problem-solving aptitude
8 Advocacy and Prevention:
- Reproductive Health Advocacy: Highlight the importance of advocating for patients' rights and access to reproductive health resources
- STI Prevention and Treatment: Provide training on prevention strategies and treatment options, ensuring students feel confident in educating patients

9 Infection Control and Safety Protocols:
- Infection Control Training: Educate on best practices for preventing infection in maternal health settings

10 Evaluation and Feedback:
- Performance Assessment: Implement systems for evaluating student performance and providing constructive feedback to guide their learning
- Encouragement of Continuous Improvement: Promote a culture of lifelong learning and adaptation to new guidelines and practices in maternal and reproductive health