European Congress on Intrapartum Care 2023

6th European Congress on Intrapartum Care will be held 9-11 March 2023 in Belgrade, Serbia.
Learn the best practices in all aspects of labour management.

•  Include: 15 videos + 1 pdf, size: 6.42 GB
•  Target Audience: pediatric physican, primary care physician

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 Topics:

*Note: these are continuous video recordings during the conference, they include individual lectures mentioned in the Detail section below

• Scientific Information.pdf
• Closing.mp4
• Key Note Lecture 1 Caesarean Section at full dilatation – an emerging problem.mp4
• Key Note Lecture 2 Staff burnout in Maternity Care – can we do better.mp4
• Key Note Lecture 3 Communication with patients and partners during and after an emergency.mp4
• Lunch Symposium.mp4
• Opening and Session 1 Setting the scene, national, european and global.mp4
• Oral Presentations Session 1.mp4
• Oral Presentations Session 2.mp4
• Panel 1 Fetal monitoring.mp4
• Session 2 Optimising vaginal birth.mp4
• Session 3 Optimising Neonatal Outcomes on the labour ward.mp4
• Session 4 The Third Stage of Labour.mp4
• Session 5 Environmental impact on maternity care – Sustainable Labour Ward.mp4
• Session 6 Prematurity on the labour ward.mp4
• Session 7 Intrapartum care.mp4

 

 

* Detail:

Session 1 17:25-19:00 Setting the scene, national, european and global Chairs: Gerard Visser (the Netherlands), Mervi Jokinen (UK)

• 17:25-17:40 Overview Serbian maternity care Ljiljana Mirkovic (Serbia)
• 17:40-17:50 Midwifery education and scope of role in Serbia Ljubica Nicolic (Serbia)
• 17:50-18:05 IMAgiNE EURO – Maternity and Perinatal Care Quality after COVID-19 Marzia Lazzerini – (Italy, WHO)
• 18:05-18:25 When are your cesarean delivery rates too high? Diogo Ayres-de-Campos (Portugal)
• 18:25-18:45 The issue of rising caesarean section rates due to huge difference in care between public and private clinics Melania Tudose (Romania)
• 18:45-19:00 General discussion

Session 2 08:30-10:15 Optimising vaginal birth Chairs: Branka Yli (Norway), Melania Tudose (Romania)

• 08:30-08:50 Avoiding Brain injury in Childbirth Wendy Randell (UK)
• 08:50-09:10 Watchful attendance in labour Ank de Jong (the Netherlands)
• 09:10-09:15 Selected short oral communication (3’/2′)
• 09:15-09:35 Optimising assisted vaginal birth – New European Guidelines Tim Draycott (UK)
• 09:35-09:45 Selected oral communication (7’/3′)
• 09:45-09:55 Selected oral communication (7’/3′)
• 09:55-10:15 Discussion
• 10:15-11:00 Coffee break & poster visit

Session 3 11:00-12:45 Optimising Neonatal Outcomes on the labour ward Chairs: Susanna Timonen (Finland), Agnes Simon (France)

• 11:00-11:20 Optimising transition from fetus to newborn Ola Andersson (Sweden)
• 11:20-11:25 Selected short oral communication (3’/2′)
• 11:25-11:45 The relevant first five minutes for the extreme preterm Maximo Vento (Spain)
• 11:45-11:55 Selected oral communication (7’/3′)
• 11:55-12:05 Selected oral communication (7’/3′)
• 12:05-12:20 Temperature management of new born babies Daniele Trevisanuto (Italy)
• 12:20-12:45 General discussion
• 12:45-14:10 Lunch & Poster visit

Session 4 14:10-15:55 The Third Stage of Labour Chairs: Austin Ugwumadu (UK), Gergana Nikolova (Bulgaria)

• 14:10-14:30 Update on Prevention of PPH Loic Sentilhes (Bordeaux, France)
• 14:30-14:50 Treatment of PPH – FIGO guidelines Anwar Nassar (Lebanon)
• 14:50-14:55 Selected short oral communication (3’/2′)
• 14:55-15:15 Placenta accreta spectrum disorders: form prenatal diagnosis to prediction of prognosis Francesco D’Antonio (Italy)
• 15:15-15:25 Selected oral communication (7’/3′)
• 15:25-15:35 Selected oral communication (7’/3′)
• 15:35-15:55 Discussion
• 15:55-16:20 Coffee break & poster visit

Key note lecture 1 16:20-16:50 Caesarean Section at full dilatation – an emerging problem Katie Cornthwaite (UK)

Panel 1

• 16:50-18:15 Fetal monitoring Chairs: Anneke Kwee (the Netherlands), Vanessa Cole (UK)
• 16:50-17:10 CTG-monitoring in extreme premature birth Eline van ’t Hof (the Netherlands)
• 17:10-17:30 STan Australian Randomised controlled Trial (START) Sabrina Kuah and Bronni Simpson (Australia)
• 17:30-17:50 Amniotic fluid lactate Eva Wiberg-Itzel (Sweden)
• 17:50-18:15 Discussion

Session 5 08:30-10:10 Environmental impact on maternity care – Sustainable Labour Ward Chairs: Diogo Ayres de Campos (Portugal), Agnes Simon (France)

• 08:30-08:50 Pollution and its effect on Reproductive Health Maria Pinto Correia Watts (UK)
• 08:50-09:10 Dump the disposables Anneke Kwee (the Netherlands)
• 09:10-09:30 Epidural v Entonox – which is greener Rosanne van der Sterre (the Netherlands)
• 09:30-09:40 General discussion

Key Note Lecture 2 09:40-10:10 Staff burnout in Maternity Care – can we do better? Vesna Kesic (Serbia)

• 10:10-10:40 Coffee break & poster visit

Session 6 10:40-12:15 Prematurity on the labour ward

• 10:40-11:10 Management of preterm birth – the goods and the bads Gerard Visser (the Netherlands)
• 11:10-11:30 Breast milk feeding in extreme preterm babies Beth Kristin Jåtten (Norway)
• 11:30-11:45 Discussion
• 11:45-12:45 Selected Long Oral Presentations 5 x orał communication (7’/3′)
• 12:45-14:00 Catered lunch & Poster visit

Session 7 14:00-15:50 Intrapartum care Chairs: Susanna Timonen (Finland), Vanessa Cole (UK)

• 14:00-14:15 Labour Care for sexual violences victims (in Labour in specific situations) Georges-Emmanuel Roth (France)
• 14:15-14:30 Reducing Oxytocin in active phase: the Stopoxy Trial Aude Girault (France)
• 14:30-14:45 Prophylactic Manual Rotation of Persistent Occiput Posterior to decrease operative Delivery: a Multicentric Randomized Trial – PROPOP Trial
  Julie Blanc (France)
• 14:45-15:00 Management of the breech birth Jorg Kessler (Norway)
• 15:00-15:15 Midwife led maternity care Ruth Martis (New Zealand)
• 15:15-15:30 Prevention of perineal trauma Katariina Laine (Norway)
• 15:30-15:50 General discussion
• 15:50-16:20 Coffee break & poster visit

Oral Presentations Session 16:20-16:45 Selected oral presentations

16:20-16:25 Selected short oral communication (3’/2′)
16:25-16:30 Selected short oral communication (3’/2′)
16:30-16:35 Selected short oral communication (3’/2′)
16:35-16:40 Selected short oral communication (3’/2′)
16:40-16:45 Selected short oral communication (3’/2′)

Key Note Lecture 3 16:45-17:15 Communication with patients and partners during and after an emergency Sabaratnam Arulkumaran (UK)

Closing

17:15-17:25 Closing Ceremony
17:15-17:20 Take-home messages & prizes Gerard Visser (the Netherlands), Mervi Jokinen (UK)
17:20-17:25 Closing session