Fetal Monitoring Training Modules
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1.5 days of Obstetrics & Gynaecology ultrasound presented by Dr Poonam Charan.

Traditionally the assessment and management of labour is based on clinical findings.

The diagnosis of poor progress in labour and decisions regarding the timing and type of assistance required relies on evaluation of cervical dilatation, descent and position of the presenting part.

Ultrasound in active labour is not yet routinely used even though studies have shown that it is more precise and reproducible than clinical examination particularly in assessment of the position of the fetal head.

This program will demonstrate how ultrasound may be a useful adjunct to clinical assessment in the management of a woman and her baby in the labour ward.

Contact: Kim Sanderson
Phone: +61 5526 6655
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.aiu.edu.au
 

Traditionally the assessment and management of labour is based on clinical findings.

The diagnosis of poor progress in labour and decisions regarding the timing and type of assistance required relies on evaluation of cervical dilatation, descent and position of the presenting part.

Ultrasound in active labour is not yet routinely used even though studies have shown that it is more precise and reproducible than clinical examination particularly in assessment of the position of the fetal head.

This program will demonstrate how ultrasound may be a useful adjunct to clinical assessment in the management of a woman and her baby in the labour ward.

Improve your scanning confidence and diagnostic skills. This in-depth course covers the tips, tricks and techniques in all trimesters of pregnancy. Practice scanning on real patients, including TV patients and patients in all trimesters.

We are pleased to announce that following feedback provided by our course participants we have updated our educational courses for 2020!

The ASCCP Update Course now runs for three days with the first day being an optional half day session on the basics of colposcopy suitable for trainees or early practitioners who would like to refresh their practice of colposcopy. Days 2 & 3 will focus on colposcopic assessment and management, particularly of more complex patients. We are also conscious of our New Zealand colleagues’ requirements and will continue to provide sessions and discussion relevant to the New Zealand cervical screening program.

The first course will be held at the Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach from the 13th - 15th March 2020.

Visit the website for more information or to register.