Pacific Emergency Maternal and Neonatal Training Manual - Facilitators Guide

Abstract

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Facilitator’s Guide. The PEMNeT Facilitator’s Guide provides facilitators and teachers with a comprehensive, educational resource to guide them in the delivery of the PEMNeT workshop to frontline maternity care providers practising in a range of settings and environments in the Pacific island countries (PICs). Cognisant that the workshops will provide training to health care The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RANZCOG) has been pleased to collaborate with the Pacific Society for Reproductive Health (PSRH) in compiling the workers from a range of cadres, possessing a range of skills and experience, the guide has Pacific Emergency Maternal and Neonatal Training (PEMNeT) Facilitator’s Guide been designed to enable the facilitators to draw to choose from a range of teaching. The PEMNeT Facilitator’s Guide provides facilitators and teachers with a comprehensive, educational activities, those that they consider the most appropriate to their workshop audience. resource to guide them in the delivery of the PEMNeT workshop to frontline maternity care Additional resources have been identified for further reading to value-add to what is providers practising in a range of settings and environments in the Pacific island countries (PICs). Cognisant that the workshops will provide training to health care workers from a range of cadres, contained in this guide and these are included in the relevant chapters. The Facilitator’s possessing a range of skills and experience, the guide has been designed to enable the facilitators to Guide supports the PEMNeT Manual, a resource for participants, authored by highly skilled draw to choose from a range of teaching activities, those that they consider the most appropriate to what is contained in this guide and these are included in the relevant chapters. The Facilitator’s contributors to the Facilitator’s Guide. Guide supports the PEMNeT Manual, a resource for participants, authored by highly skilled local Pacific experts. RANZCOG acknowledges the input of those PSRH authors and contributors to the RANZCOG congratulates PSRH on its achievement in bringing the PEMNeT program to life and its ongoing aim and endeavour to make the workshops relevant, affordable and RANZCOG congratulates PSRH on its achievement in bringing the PEMNeT program to life and its accessible to doctors, midwives and nurses who care for mothers and their newborn babies ongoing aim and endeavour to make the workshops relevant, affordable and accessible to doctors, across the Pacific. The aim of PEMNeT is to make pregnancy and childbirth safer in the midwives and nurses who care for mothers and their newborn babies across the Pacific. The aim of PEMNeT is to make pregnancy and childbirth safer in the Pacific and I commend PSRH in its Pacific and I commend PSRH in its commitment to a training initiative that will contribute to a commitment to a training initiative that will contribute to this objective. Together we can make this objective. Together we can make a positive impact on the quality maternity care, and positive impact on the quality maternity care, and ultimately the health of families and communities in the Pacific island countries. ultimately the health of families and communities in the Pacific island countries. I wish PSRH and the Facilitators well in the delivery of the PEMNeT workshops. Michael Permezel President RANZCOG