The risk of cardiac arrest in pregnancy is rare, but it can happen to any patient even if there are no known risk factors. In order to improve maternal health outcomes it's critical that your OB staff is prepared for anything that's thrown their way - including maternal cardiac arrests.
Optimize team response
Measure confidence & competence
Promote positive outcomes
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For over 15 years, St. Luke's has been an industry-leader in maternal and newborn safety. Our partnership empowers organizations across the country to leverage the latest advanced life support guidance for obstetrical emergencies.
ALS OB
Develop your OB staff to understand how, when, and why modification is needed when caring for a pregnant or newly-delivered patient.
This program combines knowledge and critical skills with an emphasis on preparation, recognition, and OB modifications. This program includes six foundational sections including:
- Foundations of ALS OB
- Physiologic changes of pregnancy & its impact
- Cardiac review
- Modifications (Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Defibrillation, Electronic Fetal/Uterine Monitoring)
- Application of modifications
- Practicing relationship-based care in resuscitation
ACCME & ACCNE credit offered with this program.
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