In-Person EventOct 11 - 12, 2018Warwick, Rhode Island, USA
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OVERVIEW
High Risk & Critical Care Obstetrics (OB): Recognizing the Compromised Woman and Implementing Life-Saving Care is organized by Professional Education Center (PEC) and will be held during Oct 11 - 12, 2018 at Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick (Airport), Warwick, Rhode Island, United States of America. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 16 CE Credit Hours (8/day).
Conference Description :
OB Complications & Maternal Deaths are INCREASING in the US and Canada Every OB Provider MUST...
• Understand Risks, Hazards & Warning Signs
• Recognize disease states that increase risk status for pregnant women
• Understand measures to improve oxygen transport and tissue perfusion
• Recognize the compromised woman and implement Lifesaving Care
Preparation and Understanding are the key factors for the safe practice of Obstetric Nursing & Maternal-Fetal well-being.
Why to attend?
• Understand Risks, Hazards & Warning Signs
• Recognize disease states that increase risk status for pregnant women
• Understand measures to improve oxygen transport and tissue perfusion
• Recognize the compromised woman and implement Life Saving Care
Conference Objectives are :
• Discuss current issues related to care of critically ill obstetric woman, the most common causes of maternal critical illness, compromise, and outline measures to improve outcomes.
• Review normal physiologic changes in pregnancy and the impact of these on care management of the critically ill woman.
• List the purpose and indications for hemodynamic monitoring and potential complications of invasive monitoring.
• Identify interventions based on hemodynamic profile.
• Understand the components of cardiac output and identify normal hemodynamic parameters in pregnancy and how to optimize values.
• Discuss the components of oxygen transport physiology, consumption, and measures to improve oxygen transport and tissue perfusion. Interpret oxygen transport values.
• Discuss technology used to monitor adult hemodynamics and the needs when setting up a critical care OB program.