Did You Know?
Midwives are able to prescribe and administer many common drugs that are used during pregnancy, birth and throughout the post-partum period.
Midwives are trained professionals who have the skills to attend low risk
births in a hospital or out of hospital setting.All midwives in Saskatchewan must be registered with the Saskatchewan
College of Midwives
SCM Policies
Professional Practice Policies
- Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation Certification
- Caring for Related Persons & Others Close to Midwives
- Client Request for Care Out of Scope
- Clinical Practice Guidance
- Continuing Competence Requirements
- Continuity of Care
- Eligibility to Maintain Licensure
- Informed Choice
- Inter-professional & Collaborative Care
- Mandatory Case Review, Consultation & Transfer of Care
- Member Audit
- Neonatal Resuscitation Certification
- Planned Out of Hospital Birth
- Privacy of Continuing Competence Documentation
- Second Attendant
- Supportive Care
- Vaginal Birth After One Previous Low Segment Ceserean Section
Administrative Policies
- Annual Licensure Renewal
- Appointment Process SCM & External Committees
- Certification of True Copies
- Criminal Record Check
- Delegation to Registrar
- Evidence of Liability Insurance
- Financial Sponsorship for Members
- Honourary Membership
- Midwifery Education Program Recognition
- Membership and Licensure of MEP Graduates
- Report of Unauthorized Practice
- Restricted Membership & Licensure – Application Process