Labour Ward Intrapartum Workshop

This workshop will cover the latest trends and rising challenges in the management of mothers in labour. Participants will gain better insights on techniques in delivery and issues in peripartum care.

Course Outline

At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:

Review and understand the latest trends in the management of mothers in labour on the labour ward
Discuss the implications of the Montgomery Ruling for maternity care professionals
Understand the rising challenges of mothers in labour addressing issues such as obesity in pregnancy, shoulder dystocia and advances in the management of major obstetric haemorrhage
Review the techniques in the safe use of forceps and Kiwi cup vacuum delivery and understand the potential implications that the Odon device may have on second stage management
Revise the techniques for unusual labour challenges including twin delivery, breech delivery and the baby in face presentation
Revise the techniques for unusual labour challenges including twin delivery, breech delivery and the baby in face presentation
Discuss extreme issues in peripartum care including delivery of high-risk pregnancy mothers, maternal care in intensive care, fetal outcomes in extreme prematurity, trauma in pregnant women and perimortem delivery

Target Audience

Faculty who are responsible for creating programs for development of procedural or surgical skills in their learners.

Date & Time

TBA

8:00am - 6:00pm

Course Fees (GST Inclusive)

S$267.50 (OGSS/COGS Members*)
S$321 (Non-OGSS/COGS Members)
$214 (Trainees/Nurses)

Payment details will be advised upon successful registration.

*OGSS – Obstetrical & Gynaecological Society of Singapore, COGS – College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists, Singapore

Venue

20 College Road, Singapore 169856 (Located in SGH Campus)

Registration

To register, please email sims.imse@singhealth.com.sg

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