Crew Resource Management (CRM) in practical instruction
Further training for midwives
The dual structure of the midwifery degree programme offers numerous opportunities that need to be put to the best possible use in practice. Supporting and encouraging students is a joint task for all educational partners.
In this training course, we will examine the opportunities and challenges of practice supervision and introduce Crew Resource Management (CRM) as a method for improving communication, decision-making and teamwork in a targeted manner. Together, we will develop practical approaches to strengthen instruction skills and reflect on our own role in the instruction process.
A special highlight is the practical exercise in the SkillsLab, in which participants experience realistic simulations. A structured debriefing gives them an insight into the training structure and the high level of practical teaching.
Contents of the training course
- Opportunities and challenges in studying midwifery science (Judith Wikgolm)
- Theory and practice - feedback and comparison of requirements
- Introduction to Crew Resource Management(CRM) Matthias Ziegler I Judith Wikgolm
- Communication and decision-making in critical situations
- CRM methods for optimising the guidance and support of students
- Practical simulation with debriefing in the SkillsLab (Tobias Scherer, Matthias Ziegler, Team HW)
Learning objectives
After participating in the training course, participants will be able to:
- Understand dual midwifery education:
- Recognise the opportunities and challenges of the dual structure of midwifery studies and integrate them into practice guidance.
- Shape practice supervision in a targeted manner:
- Reflect on their own role and responsibility as a practice supervisor and develop it further in a targeted manner.
- Apply Crew Resource Management (CRM):
- Transfer the principles of CRM to midwifery education in order to optimise communication, decision-making and teamwork.
- Improve communication and decision-making:
- Apply structured communication methods in practice guidance and accompany critical situations with confidence.
- Use simulation as a learning method:
- Understand the importance of simulations and debriefings in the SkillsLab and assess their potential for training students.
- Try out innovative teaching methods:
- Apply methods to promote reflection, personal responsibility and interdisciplinary cooperation in practice guidance.
Time
8.30am - 4.30pm
Completion
Upon attendance and participation you will receive a certificate of attendance from Furtwangen University.
Fees
Participation: €190
Free of charge for practical instructors from HFU cooperation partners (proof required)
Location
Furtwangen University, O Building, Luisenstraße 17, 78120 Furtwangen
Registration form
Registration by email to Email application is started:karen.markowski(at)hs-furtwangen.de with details of the cooperation partner and private mailing address.