Midwifery at LSBU or Kings

I was debating between these two unis for midwifery I was wondering during placements how many days do you go in for placement when you are at a hospital and when you are community based?

Thank you

I was hoping to find out from any current students or graduates:
1)how long is each placement block every year?
2) how many night shifts do you get within one placement block?
3) do you stay at one hospital for the whole placement block or does it change?
4) how do you manage being assigned to a hospital that is really far from you?
5) how do you manage the workload?
Thank you

I was hoping to find out from any current students or graduates:
1)how long is each placement block every year?
2) how many night shifts do you get within one placement block?
3) do you stay at one hospital for the whole placement block or does it change?
4) how do you manage being assigned to a hospital that is really far from you?
5) how do you manage the workload?
Thank you

Hello, I did midwifery at King's for my first year. My placement in hospital started at December right before Christmas times. I remember doing around 2 weeks of hospital placement with 3 days per week. The night shifts really depends on the co-ordinator of your hospital placement. For example, your first shift could be a night shift or they can straight put you into night shifts for 3 days for example. You can go and change this, however, you will require a reasonable explanation for the changes. Yes, you do stay at one hospital block placement throughout unless you want to get it changed or some circumstances happen which require you to change. I got university accommodation which really helped, however, they usually assign you with your hospital block placement based on your home address. So, don't worry, people usually get the ones closest to them. Hope this helps!