Authors
Whelan, MaryIssue Date
2012-09Keywords
OBSTETRICIANPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT
MeSH
Clinical CompetenceEmergency Medical Services
Emergency Medicine
Female
Humans
Inservice Training
Interdisciplinary Communication
Interprofessional Relations
Ireland
Midwifery
Pregnancy
Pregnancy Complications
Program Evaluation
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A multi disciplinary obstetric emergency training programme. 2012, 15 (8):42-4 Pract MidwifeJournal
The practising midwifePubMed ID
23082407Abstract
The Rotunda Hospital (Dublin) obstetric emergency training programme (RHOET) was designed, in 2008, to meet the ongoing education and training needs of the local multidisciplinary team. Prior to its implementation, senior midwives attended the advanced life support in obstetrics (ALSO) course, and many of the obstetricians attended the Management of obstetric emergencies and trauma (MOET) and/or ALSO courses. Attendance at these off site courses meant that the only opportunity for team training was the informal and ad hoc 'drills and skills' that took place in the birthing suite. This paper documents our journey since RHOET was implemented.Language
enISSN
1461-3123Collections
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