Learning objectives and who should attend

Learning objectives 

• Apply national guidance to the antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal care of women with multiple pregnancies 
• Identify and manage clinical risks and complications including preterm birth, growth restriction and hypertensive disorders 
• Determine delivery planning based on chorionicity, gestation and maternal health 
• Communicate effectively with women and families about risk, surveillance and outcomes 
• Recognise when to escalate care and involve fetal medicine, neonatology, anaesthesia and other specialties 
• Support local protocol development, audit and supervision of colleagues managing multiple pregnancies

Who should attend

• All clinicians in obstetrics and gynaecology
• Academics and researchers 
• Health policy makers and service leads focused on improving maternity outcomes
• Midwives and allied health professionals 
• Fetal and maternal medicine specialists 
• GPs involved in antenatal care 
• Medical students and those preparing for advanced training 
• Physician associates and nurses