Management of the Labour Ward

Joint RCOG/BMFMS Event

4-7 June 2024

Online | Day 1, Day 2 and Day 3

In-person | Day 4 |  RCOG, London

Overview

This comprehensive course has been designed to increase your knowledge in the management of women with medical or obstetric complications as well as discussing the roles of neonatology, anaesthesia and analgesia on the labour ward.

The programme includes a rich blend of lectures, debates and peer discussion – invaluable for clinicians spending a significant amount of time on the labour ward, or with a major interest in risk management and clinical governance, audit and guidelines.  

To further your learning experience and unique to our course, there are two optional evening workshops covering detailed discussions on human rights and the women’s perspective of birth.

This course is recognised for, and covers, the theoretical component of the Advanced Labour Ward Practice and Labour Ward Lead Advanced Training Skills Modules (ATSMs), which are undertaken as a ST6/7. The courses are valid for three years, and must be completed prior to completion of the practical component of the ATSMs. Those undertaking the Labour Ward Lead ATSM must also complete the Advanced Labour Ward Practice ATSM, and should therefore attend all four days.

Course Breakdown

Delegates have the option of registering for the full four-day course or the one day Labour Ward Lead or the first three days Management of Labour Ward

Management of the Labour Ward | Online

  • The first three days are recognised for the theoretical component of the Advanced Labour Ward Practice ATSM

Labour Ward Lead | In-person

  • The last day (day 4) is recognised for the theoretical component of the Labour Ward Lead ATSM

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On demand accessible learning

Our state-of-the-art virtual events platform allows you to access all lecture based content on-demand, subject to speaker permissions. The recordings will be available five working days after the event and will remain accessible for six months post-event.

This means you can watch from wherever you are in the world and at a time convenient for you. Your on-demand access means no programme clashes, and saves on travel time and extra arrangements. 

This is an excellent, bite-sized approach to learning which supports flexible and accessible educational content for doctors globally.