Pr-029546 Quality Emergency Care: Precipitous Delivery and Its Complications 2020-2023

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Type

Presentation

Credit

No

Description

This course/content offers 1 hour Continuing Professional Education credits. To claim the credits, the ... show more

Objectives

  • Identify which patients need to deliver in the Emergency Department and which can be safely transferred.
  • Identify the most accurate way to date a pregnancy. Demonstrate how to appropriately manage the following complications: nuchal cord, preterm delivery, postpartum hemorrhage, breech presentation, and shoulder dystocia.
  • Describe features of an extremely premature infant and list criteria that help predict the outcome of a premature infant.
  • Demonstrate effective communication skills needed to work effectively on an interprofessional team.
  • Demonstrate communication skills that maintain a calm environment while clearly verbalizing the identified complication and plan.

Fees

Free

Faculty

Organization

MedStar Health System and Shared Services