The development of the Community-based Nurse-midwifery Education Program: An innovation in distance learning.
Since the inception of nurse-midwifery education 80 years ago, educators have looked for ways in which to educate enough nurse-midwives. The application of distance learning to nurse-midwifery education expanded opportunities for a greater number of students to have access to an education in nurse midwifery. The story of the Community-based Nurse-midwifery Education Program is presented as an exemplar.
Osborne
Kathryn
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University of Wisconsin-Nurse Midwifery Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. Kathryn.Osborne@midwives.org
Stone
Susan
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Ernst
Eunice
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