CTG Masterclass
Intrapartum Assessment of Fetus and Management of Fetus at Risk of Intrapartum Hypoxic Injury
Intrapartum Assessment of Fetus and Management of Fetus at Risk of Intrapartum Hypoxic Injury
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March 10, 2021 - 8:00 am |
CTG Masterclass – 10 March 2021 – Online Training |
Training Delivered OnlineFULLY BOOKED | £120.00 | View Details |
April 15, 2021 - 8:30 am |
CTG Masterclass – 15 April 2021 – Online Training |
Training Delivered OnlineAVAILABLE TO BOOK | £120.00 | Add to cart |
April 22, 2021 - 8:30 am |
CTG Masterclass – 22 April 2021 – Online Training |
Training Delivered OnlineAVAILABLE TO BOOK | £120.00 | Add to cart |
May 20, 2021 - 8:30 am |
CTG Masterclass – 20 May 2021 – Online Training |
Training Delivered OnlineAVAILABLE TO BOOK | £120.00 | Add to cart |
September 6, 2021 - 8:00 am |
CTG Masterclass – 6 September 2021 – Birmingham |
Birmingham - Venue TBCAVAILABLE TO BOOK | £120.00 | Add to cart |
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There has been a well-documented need for multi-professional improvements to CTG interpretation for decades to improve neonatal and maternal outcomes.
Errors with fetal heart rate monitoring was the most common theme found in Five years of cerebral palsy claims: A thematic review of NHS Resolution data (2017).
In addition, NHS England (Saving Babies’ Lives, 2016) recommends effective fetal monitoring in labour as one of the key elements of care designed to tackle stillbirth and neonatal deaths, and that training in CTG interpretation should be annual.
This exciting and hugely popular one-day course is beneficial for all midwives, obstetricians and clinical negligence lawyers who are involved in interpreting CTG traces. A basic knowledge of CTG interpretation would be beneficial, but not essential.
This course aims to provide evidence-based training on CTG interpretation based on fetal physiology and pathophysiology of intrapartum hypoxic injury so as to reduce hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy whilst reducing unnecessary operative interventions.