The Fetal Surveillance Education full day program runs for seven hours and provides a solid foundation of information for all clinicians involved in antenatal and intrapartum care.
The full program is structured to cumulatively build understanding. Participants in the full program also complete the FSEP MCQ assessment at the end of the session.
This is RANZCOG's core education program and is suited to most clinicians requiring education or an update in cardiotocography.
Full day program outline
| Duration | |
| 1 hour 30 minutes | The utero-placental unit, fetal heart rate control and basic fetal assessment |
| 15 minutes | Short break |
| 1 hour 45 minutes | The normal CTG, who to monitor and an introduction to the abnormal CTG |
| 30 minutes | Break (food can be purchased from the Women's hospital retail precinct) |
| 1 hour | The abnormal CTG, focusing on decelerations, interpretation and management |
| 1 hour | CTG Workshop and Discussion |
| 1 hour | Course Evaluation and 60 MCQ assessment |
Pre-reading
Pre-reading can be found on the RANZCOG Fetal Surveillance Education program website.
Location
Seminar Room 7D/E, 7th Floor
Royal Women’s Hospital,
Cnr Grattan St and Flemington Road, Parkville
Fees
$230
Registration and dates
No dates have been set at present.
The Royal Women’s Hospital reserves the right to cancel any course if attendee numbers are insufficient. Please advise of any accessibility requirements.