Deemah AlAteeq, Ebtesam Almajed, Alya AlZabin, Aisha AlOtaibi, Rawan Bin Salamah, Shahad AlDhafyan, Wijdan A AlMutiri, Asma AlHarbi, Norah AlQntash, Reem AlTamimi, Raghad AlRasheed, Amel Fayed
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contemporary midwifery curricula require student midwives insight understanding global health practice intercultural sensitivity current mobility model excludes large numbers students engaging transnational learning 1 evaluate midwifery students experiences blended mobility 2 investigate combination virtual physical mobility activities supported development intercultural sensitivity soft skills multicentre mixedmethods study four european higher education institutions located england italy estonia netherlands sixtyfour midwifery students studying one four partner institutions selected study sites participated totemm blended mobility scheme took part evaluation data collected two online surveys facetoface focus groups learning analytics descriptive summary statistical analysis survey data undertaken focus group discussions subjected thematic analysis findings quantitative survey qualitative focus groups merged using convergent mixed methods approach learning analytics interpreted complementary components triangulate findings virtual physical components evaluated positively students high engagement confirmed learning analytics statistically significant increase mean total intercultural sensitivity scale score seen pre postmobility surveys indicating participation totemm mobility model associated enhanced intercultural sensitivity positive effects confidence openmindedness empathy interaction nonjudgment shared participants totemm innovative inclusive approach enable diverse student group benefit transnational learning including development intercultural sensitivity totemm blended mobility model potential integration future midwifery curricula programmes four partner settings involved totemm utility wider european context