Primary Maternity Care and the Institute for Perinatal Quality Improvement (PQI) have partnered to offer a special Step Up Together® edition of Intermittent Auscultation Simulation-Based Education—a virtual course designed for nurses, midwives, paramedics, physicians, and other clinical team members committed to providing safe, patient-centered care during labor.
Get the CourseWhether you are looking to do it yourself or need loads of support, Step Up Together can help you meet your goals for safety, teamwork, and respectful care for all.
Easy-to-use, modular Drill Kits have everything you need to plan, run, and debrief a drill for a clinical emergency that involves a transfer from a community-based setting to a hospital.
Explore Drill Kits
Meet with Step Up Together Faculty and a team of practices and facilities around the country to kick off a drill cycle, run the drill in your own community using the Drill Kit, then participate in one of our signature Community Debrief sessions to benefit from the implementation experience of other teams.
Learn More and Register
Get ongoing coaching and implementation expertise from Step Up Together Faculty as you undertake a Full Transfer Drill as part of a cohort, participate in multiple Community Debriefs, and translate learnings into quality improvement initiatives.
Explore Action Collaboratives
The California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative (CMQCC) has released a major new resource: the CMQCC Community Birth Transfer Toolkit, designed to improve how hospitals, community midwives, and EMS teams work together when a transfer to a higher level of care is needed. Because California has long been a national leader in maternity care quality improvement,
On March 2, Step Up Together launched our new Quarterly Community Debriefs with a discussion focused on First Stage Fetal Bradycardia and intrapartum transfer from community settings. Community Debriefs are 60-minute sessions that bring together professionals across the maternity care system—community midwives, hospital teams, EMS personnel, educators, and quality improvement leaders—to reflect on what happens
© Primary Maternity Care Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy
