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Obstetric emergency skill course

OBSTETRIC EMERGENCY skill course to improve the quality of care for women having obstetric emergencies Purpose • Teach this team to run obstetric emergency drills on their unit • Help clinical staff evaluate and improve their response to obstetric emergencies. Devastating, obstetric emergencies are rare • Without a way for clinicians to maintain knowledge and skills in managing obstetric emergencies, pregnant women are at risk of not receiving the care they need when they face lifethreatening complications. Obstetric emergency drill is: Method for practicing the management of an obstetric emergency in facilities where emergency obstetric care is delivered • Allows providers to practice their skills and knowledge to manage infrequent, but deadly, events in their own facility • Includes a debriefing session for participant reflection and learning. Drill is due to:Obstetric emergencies are uncommon events • Participants can make mistakes, reflect and learn from them, without exposing the patient to any risk. Are drill is a stimulator? Simulation training includes the use of a device or set of devices, like a mannequin, to recreate a real clinical situation with the following goals: • Provide clinical training • Evaluate clinical performance • Research.Simulation: FICTITIOUS • Take place in a simulation lab • Use a mannequin as the patient • Scheduled • Well-adjusted to specific skills • Results: • improved individual skills • improved teamwork DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SIMULATION AND DRILLS Drills: REAL • Take place where events actually occur • Use an actress as the patient • Happen unannounced, in real time • Test all health system factors needed to manage obstetric emergencies • Results: • improved individual skills • improved teamwork • improved performance of the health service as a whole. objective of drill training:Facility readiness for obstetric emergencies • Improved professional practice and teamwork • The identification of areas for quality improvement • Improved performance of the health service as a whole. Appropriate facility environment and consent • Equipment • Implementation team/trainers – An obstetrician – A midwife – A nurse • Obstetric emergency drills participants – Clinicians who manage obstetric emergency drills • Drill script.