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- Many Central-Eastern European countries face similar issues in midwifery care, indicating a developing regional model.
- The midwifery educational programs in this region emphasize strong theoretical knowledge but lack adequate practical training.
- This theoretical focus is leading to slow changes in the professional identity of new graduates in midwifery.
Article Abstract
Problems in midwifery in many Central-Eastern European countries are very similar; it is possible to speak about the evolving Central-Eastern model of midwifery care. The educational models of this region have a relatively strong theoretical part; however, there is an insufficient practical dimension. Theoretical part of midwifery education in the universities is relatively autonomous and is slowly changing the professional identity of graduates.
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