Dubai

September 2015

A PROMPT train-the-trainers programme was held in Dubai in September 2015 where eight teams from across the Middle East attended from maternity units. New PROMPT members Jo and Tracy who work in Abu Dhabi maternity units were introduced as new faculty to assist at this course and future T3 courses.

September 2017

A second PROMPT Train-The-Trainers course was held in Dubai in September 2017 with a further eight teams attending from across the Middle East. We were delighted to introduce to the faculty two new PROMPT faculty members Zarah and Janet from the Corniche Hospital who will also be presenting on future courses.

March 2019

Eleven teams from Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Lebanon attended the 2 day PROMPT T3 Course in Dubai on 30th and 31st March 2019. Day 1 saw 4 rotating work stations incorporating Maternal Critical Care, Obstetric Haemorrhage and teamwork, Recognition of the unwell woman and teamwork and Cord Prolapse.

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PROMPT Global for international teams

The PROMPT Maternity Foundation are pleased to announce that we have launched the NEW PROMPT Global Training Package which includes the iPROMPT Global Implementation resources for international teams (outside of the UK and Ireland).
Philippines

In 2015 Project Hope (PH) provided funding for PMF to work jointly with them to deliver the PROMPT Train The Trainers (T3) programme to health staff from eight selected maternity units in the Philippines with the aim of reducing postpartum haemorrhage through improvements in the quality of hospital-based maternal and child health service delivery.
Singapore

Eng Loy Tan, Devendra Kanagalingam and Lay Kok Tan evaluated the confidence of OB-GYN residents, junior doctors and nurses in the management of acute labour ward emergencies prior and post participation in PROMPT 2 based simulation training between 2014-2016. The 3rd edition of PROMPT Train The Trainers (T3) Course was formally launched in Singhealth in March 2018 following The Singapore General Hospital Pte Limited signing the PROMPT Licence to deliver PROMPT T3 Training in Singapore, Malaysia

PROMPT Training videos

PROMPT's shoulder dystocia and vaginal breech training, demonstrated by Prof Tim Draycott and Cathy Winter
Course Manual
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
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.
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.
Pre-Hospital PROMPT

The Pre-hospital PROMPT package is designed specifically for ambulance trusts to be able to provide Pre-hospital PROMPT training updates locally for paramedics and ambulance staff.
PROMPT 1st Annual Update (2021)

PROMPT's first Annual Update package (in this 3-year series) was launched in July 2021, making it even easier for your local teams to resume effective hands-on training. This is still available if your unit hasn’t purchased it yet.
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