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Discuss
evidence under-pinning the use of fetal monitoring
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Assess
the technology and its limitations
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Describe
the meaning of CTG changes and the appropriate action
Target Audience:
Obstetricians, Midwives, Nurses, Anaesthetists and Physicians involved
in the care of pregnant woman
Date & Time:
Saturday, February 3rd, 2007 - 9:30 am to 3:00 pm
Registration begins:
9:00 am & ends: 9:30 am
(Limited Seats)
Venue:
GAHS
Auditorium, Abu Dhabi
Videoconference Site: Tawam Hospital
GAHS is
accredited by the American Academy of Continuing Medical Education
to provide
continuing medical education for physicians.
Credit Designation:
GAHS designates
this education activity for a maximum of 4.5 hours in the category 1
credit(s) in accordance with the AACME Accreditation Guidelines &
Policies. Each physician should claim only those credits that he/she
actually spent in the activity.
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Time |
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0900 –
0930 |
Registration |
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0930 – 0935 |
Welcome
Remarks
Speaker: Susan Ward, CME-CPD
Section – GAHS
Chair’s
Introduction of Speakers
Speaker: Dr. Aruna Kumari, Head
of OB-GYN, Mafraq Hospital |
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0935 – 0950 |
Why are we here?
Speaker:
Dr. Patrick O’Brien, Consultant in OB-GYN, University
College London Hospitals |
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0950 – 1015 |
The evidence – a review of the
literature
Speaker:
Dr. Asma Khalil, Senior Perinatal Research Fellow, Homerton
Hospital, London |
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1015 – 1045 |
Fetal Physiology
Speaker:
Dr. Patrick O’Brien |
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1045 –
1100 |
Coffee
Break |
|
1100 – 1130 |
Acceleration & Decelerations: why
do they occur?
Speaker:
Dr. Patrick O’Brien |
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1130 – 1200 |
STAN
(ST analysis): theory & cases
Speaker:
Dr. Asma Khalil |
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1200 – 1230 |
Acute
Bardycardia: causes and management
Speaker:
Dr. Patrick O’Brien |
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1230 –
1315 |
Lunch
and Prayer Break |
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1315 – 1330 |
Acid-base balance
Speaker:
Dr. Patrick O’Brien |
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1330 – 1400 |
STAN case histories
Speaker:
Dr. Asma Khalil |
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1400 – 1500 |
Case Histories: interpretation and
discussion
Speakers:
Dr. Asma Khalil & Dr. Patrick O’Brien |
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1500 |
Adjourn and Thanks by Chair
Speaker:
Dr. Aruna Kumari, Head of OB-GYN, Mafraq Hospital
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