Medical problems in pregnancy: optimising multi-disciplinary care

Overview

This one-day hybrid conference will give a comprehensive update on key contemporary topics and give practical approaches to the management of frequently encountered clinical scenarios.

The programme is delivered by expert speakers and includes interactive case-based learning and engaging panel discussions. Topics to be covered include cardiac disease, renal disease, perinatal mental health and rheumatological disease, with an emphasis on collaborative cross-disciplinary working, and how to achieve this.

Why attend?

• Develop enhanced familiarity with medical problems in pregnancy
• Learn to identify indicators of significant pathology in pregnancy
• Promote multidisciplinary communication in both acute and non-acute settings
• Ensure that clinical assessment of pregnant women with medical complications is not compromised by the pregnancy

Who should attend?

• Consultants and trainees and SAS doctors
• Physicians
• Obstetric physicians
• Obstetricians
• Obstetric anaesthetists
• Midwives
• General practitioners

Downloads

• Medical Problems in Pregnancy Programme