Enhancing Obstetric Emergency ResponseAn obstetric emergency refers to a critical and potentially life-threatening situation that arises during pregnancy, labour or postpartum. These emergencies demand immediate and appropriate medical intervention to ensure the...

Elevating Education with Simulation-Based Learning Simulation-based education is a teaching method that places students in realistic scenarios designed to aid their development of hands-on skills in a safe learning environment. Under the direction and guidance of...

Early Detection and Prevention through Bi-manual PalpationGynaecological exams are an essential part of women’s healthcare. Regular check-ups are crucial in the early detection of potential health issues and provide an opportunity for gynaecologists and healthcare...

From Classroom to Delivery Room with Simulation TrainingMidwifery education typically begins with a solid foundation of theoretical knowledge. This includes studying anatomy, physiology, stages of labour and understanding the principles of prenatal and postpartum...

Position Matters: Understand Fetal Presentation in PregnancyAs a baby grows during pregnancy, it kicks and moves around the womb, settling into a final position as the due date approaches. Fetal presentation refers to the way the baby’s body is expected to lead out of...

Demystifying the Pelvic Exam   Although our simulators are typically used to train medical professionals, sometimes they are used to educate the public on what they can expect in certain scenarios. OBGYN, Author and Educator Dr. Jennifer Lincoln published the...

Reducing Risks and Improving Outcomes with Instrumental Delivery Instrumental birth, also known as assisted vaginal delivery, involves the use of medical instruments to assist in the delivery of a baby. The two most common instruments used are forceps and vacuum...

Saving Lives with Post-Partum Haemorrhage Prevention Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH) is a life-threatening condition that affects millions of women worldwide and remains the leading cause of maternal death. PPH is a serious complication defined as severe bleeding after...

Navigating Labour Together: Improving teamwork through simulation trainingSuccessful teamwork is recognised as an essential component of effective healthcare during labour and delivery. During a birth, there is normally a midwife or obstetrician acting as a primary...

We were on TikTok!Last week OBGYN, Author and Educator Dr. Jennifer Lincoln shared some clips on her social media channels demonstrating a forceps delivery with our Lucy and Lucy’s Mum Instrumental Delivery Birth Simulator. We are absolutely blown away by the...