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PROMPT Partnership Programme

What is PROMPT T3 Training?

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PROMPT (PRactical Obstetric Multi-Professional Training) 

PROMPT is an evidence-based multi-professional obstetric emergencies training package that has been developed for use in local maternity units. Implementation of PROMPT has been associated with improved outcomes in the UK, USA, Australia and Zimbabwe.

PROMPT training is recommended in the NHS England National Maternity Review: Better Births (2016).

PROMPT 3 ‘Course in a Box’ includes new modules, algorithms, implementation tools, scenarios and videos.

T3 (Train-the-trainers)

These 1–2 day courses train multi-professional teams of 4 from maternity units. These courses include everything needed to get PROMPT training running in their unit:

  • A complete 'Course in a Box' including PROMPT 3 and PROMPT Critical Care (PROMPT CiPP)
  • Downloadable tools to support the training
  • How to run drills and practical sessions
  • How to sustain training

New modules:
PROMPT CIPP Course (Care of the Critically ill pregnant patient) training package -contains training tools to facilitate a multi-professional local Maternal Critical Care training course

New Chapters:

  • Maternal Critical Care
    • Teamworking, local context and sustaining effective local multi-professional training
    • Monitoring safety and quality - local evaluation of training, including evidence of effect.
  • Updated Chapters: Fetal Monitoring in labour based on FIGO & NICE, Major obstetric haemorrhage, Maternal Sepsis, Maternal anaesthetic emergencies
  • All other chapters have been reviewed & updated in line with national recommendations including MBRRACE, RCOG Green-top Guidelines, NICE & UK Resuscitation Council. Modules include:

BLS and Maternal Collapse, Eclampsia, Cord Prolapse, Shoulder Dystocia, Vaginal Breech Birth, Acute uterine inversion, Twin birth and Newborn resuscitation.

Published: 19th November, 2019

Updated: 5th December, 2019

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What does T3 mean?

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T3 is an abbreviation of Train The Trainers.  This style course enables faculty to return to their maternity unit to train further staff to deliver PROMPT training locally to their maternity team.

Published: 20th November, 2019

Updated: 27th November, 2019

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Who should attend a PROMPT T3 Training Course?

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The team should consist of at least 1 x Obstetrician, 1 x Midwife & 1 x Anaesthetist from the maternity unit/hospital which they work in.

We do not train individuals on this course as it is a multi professional team course.

Published: 21st November, 2019

Updated: 26th November, 2019

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How do I know if my maternity unit that I work in runs local PROMPT Training?

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You need to contact your Practice Development Midwife to ask if PROMPT training is run locally in your unit and request to register to attend a local training day.

Published: 26th November, 2019

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If I leave my maternity unit can I take PROMPT training with me?

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The licence to use PROMPT training materials remains with the maternity unit/hospital who funded the multi-professional team to attend the PROMPT T3 Course. 

Individuals cannot take the materials, resources etc to use in another unit/hospital, unless that new unit/hospital has already sent a team to PROMPT T3 and are already implementing local PROMPT Training.

Published: 26th November, 2019

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