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It will be run in partnership with Hunter New England Local Health District and Charles Darwin University.
The Australian Government of New South Wales has announced the opening of a new maternity simulation and training center at Tamworth Hospital.
The new facility will be operated in partnership with Hunter New England Local Health District and Charles Darwin University to expand midwifery training in the region.
The center uses simulation technology to replicate a variety of pregnancy, birth and postpartum scenarios, including water births and complex obstetric and neonatal emergencies.
It will serve as a training center for existing healthcare staff, providing professional development programs and regionally-led training.
Meanwhile, a partnership with Charles Darwin University will allow local students to complete accredited Bachelor of Midwifery and Postgraduate Diploma of Midwifery (for Registered Practitioners) courses online.
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