Description
Overview
A one day workshop where delegates can learn about topics relevant to management of Massive Obstetric Haemorrhage (MOH) with lectures from experienced clinicians. This is combined with a hands-on workshop with practical clinical tips on uterine compression sutures, balloon tamponade, estimation of blood loss and pelvic packing. This workshop is particularly for Healthcare professionals who will first come in contact with haemorrhaging mothers and is geared to delivering interventions which are rapid, easy to learn and life-saving.
Learning Objectives for hands on stations
Appreciation of accuracy and reproducibility of visual assessment of MOH
Develop relevant hands on skill for compression sutures and balloon tamponade
Role of abdominal and pelvic packing as a lifesaving procedure
After attending the meeting, you will
Have an overview of medical and surgical management of PPH
Understand rationale behind uterine compression sutures
Understand required skills in managing morbidly adherent placenta
Appreciate the role of human factors and teamwork
Learn about the role of interventional radiology in managing MOH
Faculty
Comprised of the core members of the faculty that teaches at RCOG Masterclass in MOH Study Days
Mr Wai Yoong FRCOG, London
Mr Mahantesh Karoshi MRCOG, London
Mr Wasim Lodhi FRCOG, London
Mr Ramesan Navaratnarajah MRCOG, London
Honorary Director of Conferences
Mr Philip Toozs-Hobson FRCOG, Birmingham
Honorary Deputy Director of Conferences
Mr Andrew Sizer FRCOG, Shropshire