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Defensive Charting

Price

$468

CEUs

12

About the Course

Midwives face increasing legal scrutiny, and documentation mistakes can have serious professional consequences. You need more than good intentions—you need clear, confident charting skills that protect your practice and your clients.

In this 12-CEU course, Defensive Charting—a self-paced, midwife-led workshop adapted from a live seminar, you’ll learn:

  • How to create thorough, defensible charts that reflect critical thinking and sound clinical judgment

  • Strategies for documenting shared decision-making and managing risk without compromising care

  • Tools for navigating cultural, legal, and political complexities in midwifery practice

  • Practical methods for maintaining professional boundaries while delivering compassionate care

  • Guidance on integrating intuition, experience, and professionalism into every chart

Defensive charting isn’t just paperwork—it’s a skill that strengthens your confidence, protects your license, and supports safe, client-centered care.

Augustine Colebrook Midwifery Teacher

Your Instructor

Augustine Colebrook

Augustine Colebrook is a midwife, mentor, and entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience supporting midwives and birth professionals worldwide. Her career has been dedicated to improving maternity care through education, advocacy, and system change, while also mentoring the next generation to build sustainable and fulfilling practices.

Having witnessed firsthand the dysfunction, scarcity, and isolation that often burden the profession, Augustine has made it her mission to replace them with connection, wisdom, and practical tools for success. She draws on her extensive expertise in leadership, business, and midwifery to guide students and graduates toward confident, empowered, and lasting careers.

"It is much, much easier to learn midwifery-related HIPPA laws from Augustine than to scroll through many screens of small-print attorney-written, comprehensive regulations to ensure you are covering your bases."


Desiri L Wightman
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