Postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) remains a leading cause of maternal morbidity and mortality worldwide. Despite significant advances in obstetric care, managing PPH effectively requires timely intervention, precise assessment, and the adoption of evidence-based practices.
Assessment: By the end of this session, participants should be able to effectively assess and quantify blood loss in a postpartum patient, differentiating between normal and excessive levels.
Intervention: Attendees will demonstrate the ability to initiate first-line management techniques for postpartum hemorrhage, prioritizing interventions based on the clinical scenario presented.
Collaboration: Participants will coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, including nursing, surgical, and anesthesiology teams, ensuring timely interventions and optimal patient care during a hemorrhagic episode.
Communication: By the conclusion of the session, learners should be proficient in discussing the risks, benefits, and steps of interventions with patients and their families, ensuring informed consent and decision-making during emergent situations.
Reflection & Improvement: Attendees will be equipped to review and analyze instances of postpartum hemorrhage in their practice, identifying opportunities for process improvement and reducing future incidences.
