Gynzone

Christiane Schwarz, Hebamme, MPH, Studiengang Hebammenkunde, Hochschule für Gesundheit Bochum

"Insgesamt ein wertvolles Rundum-Angebot, unbedingt empfehlenswert für Anfänger/-innen und für geübte Hebammen/Student/-innen, die ihre Kenntnisse reflektieren und auffrischen wollen, evidenzbasiert und praxisnah".

Britta-Freya Heuschmann, Midwife in Hamburg

"Ein tolles Ergebnis, herzlichen Glückwunsch zu der gelungenen Seite!
Das scheint viel Arbeit gewesen zu sein. Ich werde sie fleißig weiterempfehlen".

Martina König, MHPE Leiterin des FH-Bachelor-Studiengang Hebamme, Insnsbruck

"Diese Plattform ist einmalig als Einstiegstool und gewährleistet ein up date auf höchstem Niveau".

Mathilde Lindh Jørgensen, Midwife, Aarhus University Hospital

"GynZone offers a unique opportunity for maintenance and development of your skills within an area of great importance to women's health.

At the moment I have maternity leave, and thanks to the very professional e-learning programme from GynZone I still have the chance of being updatet at a high level, based on latest knowledge and evidence".

Hebammenlehrerin Peggy Seehafer, BZG Asklepios Hamburg

"Ein toller Einstieg in die Ausbildung für die perfekte Versorgung von Geburtsverletzungen zugunsten unserer Frauen.

Eine großartig gestaltete Anleitung - Schritt für Schritt nachvollziehbar.

Vivi Lautrup, midwife responsible for education at Southern Jutland Hospital, Denmark:

"The e-learning module is simply perfect. User-friendly, beautifully illustrated and a pleasure to work with. The students are very happy using GynZone and hence find it greatly beneficial."

 Denmark, July 2010
    

Margrethe Bjørheim, student midwife at The University of Bergen, Norway:

"Thank you so much for a beautiful homepage! It is so good to be able to see entirely, specific techniques for suturing at last. And with good explanations and illustrations!

It has really helped me a lot with my studies! So thank you so much to those who are doing this excellent and important work."

Norway, February 2010
  

Hanne Birgitte Pedersen, midwife at Herlev Hospital, Denmark:

"GynZones e-learning is an impressive piece of work. There are so many entries and angles to the material. It is excellent.

It is kind of like a dictionary where you become preoccupied with a subject beside of the one you were originally looking for."

Denmark, July 2009

Tina Amtrup Jørgensen, student midwife:

"GynZone.dk have made it easy and comprehensible to survey the female anatomy and physiology by, for example, using their 3D animations. I am yet to find a text book which can present me with the same comfortable approach to this necessary, up to date, knowledge.

It is really nice to be able to jump from chapter to chapter and see different suturing techniques shown by using medical models, real patients and as 3D animations. My contact midwife and I use the material to this day.

Each time we are about to suture we watch the chapter about '2nd degree laceration' for example and perform the suturing afterwards. The material is essential for students within this field and I know that many of my fellow students do the same as me."

Denmark, November 2009

Tone Selmer-Olsen, educational midwife, St. Olavs Hospital Trondheim:

"The animations are excellent and illustrative and very helpful in diagnosing and describing techniques. It is much easier to change a technique already learned with the help of the films, than to just have it explained to one.

Many have had an "I see!" experience in how they can be better at suturing. A great advantage with the online course is that it is regularly updated and that it, for example, can be added to several patient videos after another.

It is also wonderful that several different techniques are described, enabling the midwives to choose which ones they would like to use."

Norway, April 2010
   

Lisbeth Kristoffersen, clinical midwife counsellor at Skejby Hospital, Denmark:

"Never before have I seen such stylish and instructive material such as GynZone have produced. They have simply included everything. If only such material would have existed when I learnt to suture as a young midwife.

E-learning can be used by both the experienced and inexperienced and can be used by both health professionals and laymen alike. It is elegant, clear and easy to move around in."

Denmark, September 2009
    

Ane Luel, Midwife at Slagelse Hospital, Denmark:

"When I am in the maternity ward and a laceration occurs, I often think: How was it now – and I can see the animations before me.

It is, and has been, a great help to me in my daily work."

Denmark, November 2009

Bjørg Simonsen, midwife at Herlev Hospital, Denmark:

"It is very good,useful and much needed material. Finally we can get away from teaching by drawing old lines, which was the method I learned to suture with. I, myself, have also learned new techniques from the online e-learning system.

At the same time I have learned the importance of, that we do a good job when suturing women after childbirth. As well as that we are constantly kept up to date and try to do better in an area that has great importance for the womans well-being but which has for a long time been neglected."

Denmark, October 2009
   

Stine Bernitz, research midwife, Ostfold Hospital:

"For many midwives it isn't always easy to follow the development within the profession as most new research is published in English. Here, we have the possibility to read about new methods and research in our own language.

To learn to suture using a new technique is difficult, even for an experienced midwife or doctor. It is therefore, wonderful to be able to sit down and calmly watch the new methods with clear animations.

Online access to the course material makes it available at the workplace in a professional environment and can be used for ones own interests or, it can be discussed in a meeting with others."

Norway, October 2009

Charlotte Lander Olsen, midwife:

"I am particularly thrilled with the animations which, very distinctly, show how the various degrees of lacerations should be sutured. The method for the application of anaesthetic is also clearly illustrated.

The method shown for applying a pudendal block, amongst other things, is very good. The 3D effect makes it possible to 'go behind the scenes' and see how the nervus pudendus is situated in relation to the spinal ligament."

Denmark, January 2010