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MidPLUS FAQ
For Midwives
Q1.
What is MidPLUS?
Q2.
I don’t work in clinical practice - is MidPLUS still relevant for me?
Q3.
I work as a rural midwife… how can I take part in MidPLUS?
Q4.
I already keep my own CPD records, why should I enrol in MidPLUS?
Q5.
Does MidPLUS link to registration?
Q6.
Do I need to be a member of the College to enrol in MidPLUS?
Q7.
How much CPD do I need to do each year?
Q8.
What activities does MidPLUS recognise?
Q9.
What is a CPD point?
Q10.
Who keeps the records of my participation in CPD activities?
Q11.
What happens if I can’t get my 30 points up in a year, can I make them up the next year?
Q12.
How often should I review my professional development plan?
Q13.
Should I keep evidence for each CPD activity?
Q14.
What do I have to do each year to get my certificate of completion?
Q15.
What is involved in a review? How do I prepare?
Q16.
I work part time. How many hours pf CPD do I have to do each year?
Q17.
Is there a limit to how many hours I can log?
Q18.
What happens to my CPD log if my membership expires?
Q19.
I am taking a career break, what do I need to do?
Q20.
I am on maternity leave, do I still need to do CPD?
Q21.
I am studying for a PhD, do I need to participate in CPD?
Q22.
Who will be able to access my MidPLUS Log?
Q23.
Can I print a copy of my MidPLUS log?
Q24.
Can I alter anything in my log once I have entered it?
Employers and MidPLUS
Q1.
Can MidPLUS be used in my annual appraisal?
Q2.
My workplace makes me do CPR training every year. Does this count towards my CPD points?
Q3.
I am an employer. How can I find out if my staff are participating in MidPLUS?
Q4.
As an employer, what discounts are offered if we enrol all our midwives in this program at once?
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