Training dates

PROMPT 3 and PROMPT CiPP 4–5 June 2020 POSTPONED to be rescheduled for November 2020

Engineers House, The Promenade, Clifton Down, Bristol Read more

PROMPT 3 and PROMPT CiPP October 2020 DUBAI

Dubai, United Arabs Emirates - venue to be confirmed. In partnership with The Royal College Of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Read more

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PROMPT COVID-19: 4th newsletter (12 June 2020) now available

4th newsletter brings together the latest maternity-related COVID-19 guidance, evidence and mental health resources.

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 COVID-19 newsletter Issue 3 (24 April 2020)

Welcome to our third COVID-19 newsletter. Helping keep busy maternity teams up to date.

PROMPT COVID-19 2nd newsletter (8 April 2020)

Here is the latest version of our popular COVID-19 newsletter, including summaries of the latest, updated guidance from national bodies

COVID-19 newsletter for maternity teams

The PROMPT team have collated the latest COVID-19 guidance and information from the RCOG, RCM, RCoA, OAA, AAGBI, RCPCH, FICM, ICS and Public Health England. Read COVID-19 Newsletter No 1 here.

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

Royal Wolverhampton Hospital invent new PROMPT prop! - 6th January 2020

A knitted uterus for teaching B lynch suture

PROMPT COVID-19 newsletter Issue 3 (24 April 2020)

Welcome to our third COVID-19 newsletter. Helping keep busy maternity teams up to date.

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Obstetrics emergencies in COVID-19 video

A short video outlining the principles of managing obstetric emergencies in women with confirmed/suspected COVID-19