Sustainable development of novice researchers program which will contribute evidence based midwifery in Tanzania

这项研究的重点是可持续发展的新手研究人员谁将有助于循证助产促进孕产妇儿童健康在坦桑尼亚。在第一年，我们开发了新的助产硕士课程，这是合作开发，在第二年，我们进行了一项调查，以评估助产士对“人性化分娩”的一般概念的看法。完成整个项目的有104名参与者。参与者对这一概念的理解和看法发生了变化。第三年，我们采访了16名助产士，了解他们对职业发展的期望。结果表明，尽管他们在接受高等教育方面遇到了一些障碍，但他们希望学习成为母亲和婴儿的好帮手。

This study was focused on sustainable development of novice researchers who will contribute evidence based midwifery for the promotion of maternal child health in Tanzania.In the first year we developed the curriculum of new midwifery master's program,which had been developed collaboratively,was accepted by the Muhimbili university.In the second year we conducted a survey to evaluate midwives' perceptions of the general concept of ' humanized Childbirth based on the women-centered care'.Completing the entire program were 104 participants.Participants understood of the concept and perceptions had changed. The seminar motivated them to improve care for their patients.The third year we interviewed midwives to describe their expectations for professional development.Sixteen midwives participated in this interviews.The results showed that although they experienced a number of barriers to access higher education,their desire to learn to be a good help of mothers and infants.