This meeting is an opportunity for all members of the multidisciplinary team to improve their clinical knowledge and strengthen team working when faced with unwell pregnant women. Common emergencies in pregnancy will be discussed, including major haemorrhage, sepsis, venous thromboembolism, seizures and hypertensive disorders.

Learning Objectives

• Differential diagnoses to consider in pregnant or recently delivered women with acute medical problems
• The appropriate use of medications and radiological investigations in pregnancy
• Roles of different team members (obstetrician, midwives, nurses, radiology, medical specialties)

SLOs covered: 1, 2, 3 and 6

Syllabus areas covered: RP3 – cardiorespiratory arrest, RP5 – respiratory failure, RP6 – sepsis, RP7 – shock, CP1/2/3 in setting of maternal collapse (arrest and periarrest situations), CC1/2/3/4/6/9, HP3 – massive haemorrhage, IP3 – sepsis, ObP3, ObC6/9/11/14/16/17, RP1/2/3/4, RP10 – PE

GMC domains covered: 1

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Learning Objectives:
• The importance of delirium detection in the ED
• How to assess and manage delirium in ED
• New models to provide care for patients with delirium in the community

Log-in instructions to join the live event will be sent to registered delegates the week of the event. Registered delegates will have access to content for 6 months after the live date.

RCEM Member: £101

RCEM Member nurses/students: £67

Non-member: £168

LMIC RCEM Member: £40

LMIC RCEM Nurse/Student Member: £20

• Clinical/Research/Teaching Fellow
• Consultant
• FY1/2
• Nurse
• RMN
• Mental Health Practitioners including graduate mental health workers
• Paramedic
• Physician Associate/Advanced Care Practitioner/Advanced Nurse Practitioner
• Pharmacist
• Specialty doctor/SAS Grade
• ST1-3
• ST4-7
• Student

The programme is available to view online. 

If you have any questions about this event, please get in touch with us by emailing events@rcem.ac.uk or calling 020 3931 0700.

Please read our terms and conditions in their entirety before making your booking.