SafeMa Project
The project "SafeMa: Education Hubs for Excellence in Midwifery" is approved in the framework of the European Programme: Erasmus+ Higher Education-International Capacity Building with project reference number: 598946-EPP-1-2018-1-VN-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP.
The SafeMa project aims to create a new postgraduate programme in Advanced Midwifery Practice in Asia. The SafeMa E+ CBHE project focuses on postgraduate level training, providing advanced courses and guidance in developing research skills necessary to develop innovative new data-driven techniques.
Specific Goals
Study Visits
Five academic professionals from each Asian HEΙ will travel to Europe to witness first-hand the teaching process, course and lab setup and other operational issues.
Read MoreTOGETHER WE CARE
The project targets international, national, regional and community actors involved in midwifery services, policy- makers, academics, researchers, health workers, students and general public in order to create strong local synergies.
Read MoreResponse of SafeMa to Covid-19
The outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic has challenged health systems and public authorities worldwide at all government levels, creating a global emergency situation.
Read MoreSafeMa Virtual Learning Environment
The scope of the SafeMa virtual learning environment is to create Massive Online Open Courses (MOOC) on midwifery.
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Latest News and Events from SafeMa Project
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MarSecond Round of the SafeMa Training Workshops for academic and administrative staff at the International University, Cambodia
The second round of the training workshop for academic and administrative staff focused on the SafeMa modules 5 to 8 and on the ways they can be best delivered at the IU.
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MarSecond round of the SafeMa Training Workshops for academic and administrative staff at the Nam Dinh University of Nursing, Vietnam
The second round of the training workshop for academic and administrative staff focused on introducing the SafeMa project objectives and activities and presenting and discussing the SafeMa model of excellence, the human-rights based approach of the SafaMa course and the implementation and sustainability of SafeMa in NDUN.
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FebSecond round of the SafeMa Training Workshops for academic and administrative staff at the University of Health Sciences, Cambodia
The second round of the training workshop for academic and administrative staff at the UHS focused on the SafeMa trainings and the level of ability and knowledge both midwives and midwifery professors should possess.
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JanSafeMa project meeting
A SafeMa Project Meeting has taken place virtually on 28 and 29 January 2021.