PROMPT T3 Training Dates in Australia July 2019

The Royal College of Australia and New Zealand of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists have released their PROMPT T3 Training dates for 2019 in the following locations:

Brisbane – 19 July 2019
Melbourne – 1 August 2019
Sydney 23 – August 2019
Melbourne -–6 September 2019
Adelaide – 25 September 2019.

To book your team's place please email Lauren Patten at RANZCOG

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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.