ICEA ICCE study plan
ICEA ICCE · Give each week a clear focus.
6 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Reproductive understanding and practical prenatal wellbeing
Map reproductive structures and distinguish estimated dating, screening, and diagnostic assessment.
Practice healthy-lifestyle conversations that address access, preferences, scope, and warning signs.
Your checkpoint
A reproductive concept map and a referral worksheet with current local care contacts.
Understanding birth processes, choices, and clinical conversations
Explain labor terminology and complete supplied duration and frequency calculations.
Compare intervention questions, clinical roles, consent, varied birth pathways, and setting capabilities.
Your checkpoint
A checked labor-timing sheet and a flexible birth-conversation role-play.
Adaptable comfort strategies and supportive practice
Demonstrate voluntary adaptable comfort options and suitable equipment checks.
Offer accessible equivalents and respond appropriately to discomfort, symptoms, and changed preferences.
Your checkpoint
A consent-based comfort workshop plan with alternatives and stop conditions.
Recovery, feeding, newborn safety, and workable support
Teach postpartum warning signs, practical recovery planning, and separate parent and infant follow-up.
Compare feeding assessment, preparation safety, newborn screening, and safe sleep arrangements.
Your checkpoint
A family-centered postpartum plan and a newborn safety teaching demonstration.
The ICCE role, informed family decisions, and responsible services & Designing accessible lessons that demonstrate learning
Clarify ICCE role, current pathway, privacy, commercial interests, service terms, and cost definitions.
Align objectives, accessible activities, feedback, and assessments; practice evidence and risk communication.
Your checkpoint
A truthful service outline, checked business worksheet, and accessible mini-lesson.
Reproductive understanding and practical prenatal wellbeing & Understanding birth processes, choices, and clinical conversations & Recovery, feeding, newborn safety, and workable support & Adaptable comfort strategies and supportive practice & The ICCE role, informed family decisions, and responsible services & Designing accessible lessons that demonstrate learning
Complete mixed questions and the four cases without reading answer keys first.
Classify gaps by clinical urgency, terminology, autonomy, scope, safety, calculations, or teaching design.
Your checkpoint
A corrected reasoning log and a focused next-step plan using official resources.
Milestones
Week 2: Explain labor concepts and choices without unsupported predictions or clinical overreach.
Week 4: Demonstrate useful comfort, recovery, feeding, and newborn safety education.
Week 6: Deliver a short accessible lesson and justify decisions in unfamiliar scenarios.