Out-of-hospital obstetrical emergencies: birth and initial neonate care

This training responds to the need of accident and emergency and out-of-hospital professionals to understand and train the labour mechanism in order to respond correctly in an emergency birth situation and provide neonate care.

Total teaching hours 18.00 (8.00 horas presenciales + 10.00 horas elearning)

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Training aims

General objectives

To understand and train in all the basic obstetric techniques necessary for out-of-hospital birth assistance at every stage of the process (before, during and after).

Specific objectives

To identify an out-of-hospital childbirth situation.
To understand the labour mechanism and to assist adequately in a spontaneous vaginal delivery.
To acquire the basic knowledge to perform a caesarean section.
To differentiate between a normal and perimortem caesarean.
To understand the essential steps to address a perimortem caesarean.
To understand the essential steps to provide correct child care.
To apply the APGAR score correctly.

Destination

Doctors of primary care and emergency services.
Primary care and delivered emergency departments nurses.

Methodologies

Mixed (e-learning and face-to-face)
Robotic simulation

Evaluation System

Practical exercise
Continuous evaluation