Learning objectives and who should attend

Learning objectives

• Enhanced understanding of fetal morbidity and complex pregnancies
• Learn how to develop and integrate high-risk pregnancy services across secondary and tertiary care settings  
• Expand knowledge of maternal morbidity, including psychiatric illness, substance use and high BMI, with a focus on identification, management and risk reduction strategies  
• Gain expertise in managing fetal structural and genetic anomalies, covering diagnostic approaches, counselling strategies and therapeutic interventions  
• Develop a solid theoretical foundation in fetal therapy (fetal anaemia, complex multiple pregnancy, fetal surgery) including advanced fetal Doppler monitoring, therapeutic modalities, their indications, limitations and ethical considerations  
• Fulfill the requirements for Special Interest Training Modules (SITMs) in Fetal Care, Prenatal Diagnosis and Preterm Birth   
• Fulfill the requirements for subspecialist training in Maternal and Fetal Medicine and meet the criteria for ATSMs in Fetal Medicine or High-Risk Pregnancy  
• Develop key knowledge to support successful completion of SITMs in Preterm Birth and Fetal Care 

Who should attend

• All clinicians in obstetrics and gynaecology working in the UK
• All clinicians in obstetrics and gynaecology working outside the UK
  
• All clinicians in obstetrics and gynaecology ST1/2
• All clinicians in obstetrics and gynaecology ST3/4
  
• All clinicians in obstetrics and gynaecology ST5/7
  
• Allied Healthcare Professionals
• Academics (including academic doctors/clinicians)
• GPs
• Midwives
• SAS and LE doctors