Our model of training

Pre-hospital PROMPT Training Packages

Fantastic day of filming for the New Pre-hospital PROMPT training package with our colleagues from SWASFT
COVID-19 videos

Videos produced by or with PROMPT, which show how to manage emergencies in women with confirmed or suspected COVID-19.
Fin & Tom's 1,133km Cycle Fundraiser

Finlay James & Tom Gullick are cycling from Calais to Bolzano to raise money for PROMPT. This is a distance of roughly 1,133km through France, Switzerland then over the Alps into Northern Italy
PROMPT Annual Update 2021 Launch Webinar

Watch the Live Launch Webinar of our Annual Update 2021 package here

PROMPT Training videos

PROMPT's shoulder dystocia and vaginal breech training, demonstrated by Prof Tim Draycott and Cathy Winter
PROMPT Annual Update 2021

The NEW Annual Update package, which will be launching on 13th July 2021, will make it even easier for your local teams to resume effective hands-on training.
Maternal cardiac arrest in COVID-19 video

Maternal cardiac arrest is rare. This video was produced to help teams prepare for dealing with this uncommon emergency, during the COVID-19 pandemic
PROMPT Annual Update and Virtual T3 2021

The NEW Annual Update package, launched in July 2021, making it even easier for your local teams to resume effective hands-on training.
Course Manual
Training Packages

Update 23.02.2021: Due to COVID-19 The PROMPT Train the Trainers will be delivered virtually. Please email [email protected] for full details.
Pre-Hospital PROMPT Clinical Algorithms Booklet for Paramedics and Ambulance Crew

The Pre-Hospital PROMPT booklet is perfect for paramedics maternity packs on their ambulances which provides clinical algorithms and information for the immediate emergency treatment of maternity emergencies and transfer to hospital.
Practical training
PROMPT's story

As a result of the positive findings of the SaFE Study and also the associated outcome improvements at Southmead Hospital, the PROMPT (PRactical Obstetric Multi-Professional Training) Train-The-Trainers package was developed by a dedicated group of health care professionals based in maternity units in the South West of England, UK. The package was designed to be used locally and to improve outcomes for mothers and their babies.
PROMPT interactive videos

Interactive scenarios, so you can consider how your team might manage an obstetric emergency in your unit.

Our model of training

Training on the maternity unit

Annual training

Train 100% of staff

Evidence-based training

Practical training

Multi-professional training