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In the care of women before and after birth, healthcare professionals are often confronted with issues such as incontinence, pain, and prolapse complaints, which originate in the pelvic floor. Through theory and practice, you will reflect on your practical work and expand your possibilities in caring for women. Content - Physiology of the pelvis with its structures in the context of pregnancy and birth - Pathophysiologies of the pelvis - Evidence-based physiotherapeutic treatment options - Interdisciplinary collaboration between midwives, nursing professionals, and physiotherapists Prerequisites - Midwife FH or HF - Understanding of professional articles in English - Usually 2 years of professional experience - Access to the practical field Learning objectives Graduates - expand their knowledge through theoretical inputs, case studies, and practical exercises - deepen their competencies through new knowledge regarding the care and support of affected women Further education options: The advanced training course Pelvic Floor in Pregnancy, Birth, Postpartum can be credited to the advanced training module Eyes on - Topics of Midwifery Care. Target group - Midwives Note BSc students CHF 100.00 Source: www.weiterbildung.swissHighlights
- Further training for midwives
- Focus on pelvic floor in pregnancy and birth
- Practical exercises and interdisciplinary collaboration
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The course 'Pelvic Floor in Pregnancy, Birth, Postpartum' takes place on 05.07.2027 at the ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences in Winterthur. It is aimed at midwives and offers an in-depth examination of the physiology and pathophysiology of the pelvis as well as evidence-based treatment options.
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