Breast exam training for midwifery students

This study tests a new way to teach nursing students about breast self-examination using artificial intelligence and flipped learning (where you study materials at home, then practice in class). The goal is to see if this method helps students learn better and feel more confident performing breast exams.

This study will teach you about breast self-exams to help you check for breast cancer early. You will learn what to look for and how to do it, so you can feel more in control of your health.

This study tests whether midwifery students learn newborn resuscitation skills better by reviewing videos of their own practice. It may help you become more confident and skilled in helping babies breathe at birth.

This study tests whether extra training in breastfeeding support changes how final-year midwifery students see their profession and feel a sense of belonging. It may help students feel more confident and connected to their future role.

This study tests whether simulation-based training helps midwifery students learn to give subcutaneous injections (shots under the skin) more safely and confidently. It may help improve how future midwives are trained.

This study tests a simple, low-cost training model to help midwifery students learn how to feel the baby's position during pregnancy. It aims to see if this hands-on practice improves skills.