β¨ Regulations under the Nurses and Midwives Registration Act, 1925
7 Provided that the course of training shall not be deemed to have
been completed unless and until the trainee has during the period of
her training conducted not less than twenty cases of labour.
(2.) No person shall be accepted for training as a midwife until
she has qualified and been registered as a maternity nurse.
(3.) Every trainee shall be given practical instruction in the wards
of the hospital by qualified persons.
(4.) Courses of lectures on such of the subjects set out in the Third
Schedule hereto as the Board directs, and on such other subjects as
may be added thereto by the Board by notice published in the Gazette,
shall be given by duly registered medical practitioners, registered
midwives, or other competent instructors approved by the Registrar,
and shall be attended by all trainees. The scope and extent of the
instruction shall be such as the Board from time to time determines
and notifies to the governing body of each training-school.
- The governing body of every hospital recognized as a training-
school for midwives shall furnish to the Board such reports on the
staff, the patients, and the trainees as the Board may from time to
time require.
FINAL QUALIFYING EXAMINATIONS.
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(1.) The final qualifying examination required to be passed
before a nurse is entitled to be registered shall be held in the subjects
set out in the Second Schedule hereto, and any other subjects added
thereto by the Board pursuant to subclause (5) of clause 6 hereof.
(2.) The final qualifying examination required to be passed before
a maternity nurse or midwife is entitled to be registered shall be held
in the subjects covered in the course of training as hereinbefore
prescribed for maternity nurses and midwives respectively.
(3.) The final qualifying examinations for nurses, maternity
nurses, and midwives shall be held at such times and places as are
fixed by the Board. Notification of the date of an examination shall
be made to each training-school affected not later than one month
before the date fixed. Notice of the place of the examination shall
be given to each candidate not later than one week before the date
of the examination. -
(1.) Every candidate for the final qualifying examination as a
nurse shall make application to the Registrar in or to the effect of
Form No. 1 in the Fourth Schedule hereto. There shall accompany
the application a certificate of training in the Form No. 2 in the
Fourth Schedule hereto, and the certificates referred to in sub-
clause (2) of clause 7 hereof, and a Post Office receipt for the fee
prescribed in clause 18 hereof.
(2.) Every candidate for the final qualifying examination as a
maternity nurse shall make application to the Registrar in or to the
effect of the Form No. 3 in the Fourth Schedule hereto. The
certificate set out thereon shall be signed by the Medical Officer and
the Matron under whose supervision her training was carried out.
The Post Office receipt for the fee prescribed in clause 18 hereof shall
accompany such application.
(3.) Every candidate for the final qualifying examination as a
midwife shall make application to the Registrar in or to the effect of
the Form No. 4 in the Fourth Schedule hereto. The certificate set
out thereon shall be signed by the Medical Officer and the Matron
under whose supervision her training was carried out. The Post
Office receipt for the fee prescribed in clause 18 hereof shall accompany
such application.
(4.) The name of every applicant for examination as a nurse,
maternity nurse, or midwife shall be forwarded to the Registrar not
less than one month, and the application not less than two weeks,
before the date notified as the time of examination. -
(1.) The fee for the final qualifying examination as a nurse,
maternity nurse, or midwife (including the fee for registration if the
candidate is successful) shall be Β£1:
Provided that a candidate who is unsuccessful in her examination
may present herself for examination on a second occasion without
payment of a further fee.
(2.) The fee shall be paid by the candidate to any Postmaster,
and his receipt therefor attached to her application.
REGISTRATION.
- (1.) Every application for examination in terms of clause 17
hereof shall be deemed to be an application for registration if the
candidate is successful, and shall be a sufficient application in writing
in terms of section 18 of the said Act.
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