Setting up communication for my talk
I am finally putting this up here. It’s an interactive talk that took place on international day of the midwife. The title is
Midwife Elite professional or birth servant. The history of registration and regulation is very interesting. Lots of us don’t understand that to put your hand up and go on a register is very different to being regulated in the name of public safety.
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Greetings!
My name is Fidelle Rosa Del Rosario Luciano, a practicing midwife in the Rizal Province, Philippines. I am very interested in migrating to Australia and would like to take the Migration Skills Assessment for Midwives. I would like to request for learning resources in preparation for this.
I got interested in migration thru relatives who are Australian citizens and residing in Sydney.
The focus of my Midwifery studies in Unciano Colleges, Antipolo was Public Health Care. I have two years experience in home and clinical maternal and child care, mostly in the rural areas. Since I have studied Midwifery and Public Health Care in the Philippine setting, I find my knowledge of Midwifery in the Australian perspective very limited.
I have been researching on how midwifery is practiced in your country and would like to request for more learning resources. Where can I get books, pdfs, or websites dedicated to Australian Midwifery?
I am very happy and excited to learn more about your country and your medical practices.
Thank you for your kindness.
Yours truly,
Fidelle Rosa D. Luciano, R.M.
210-a Cora Street Marick Subdivision Cainta, Rizal, Philippines 1900
Phone: 063-02-212-5487