Managing Medical And Obstetric Emergencies And Trauma A Practical Approach 4th Rosamunde Burns Editor by Rosamunde Burns (editor), Kara Dent (editor) 9781119645740, 1119645743 instant download after payment.

MOET was the brainchild of passionate Obstetricians and Anaesthetists who recognised that, whilst our specialty is veryrewarding, it carries high risk for some of our women. By training and studying together, we can improve our practice andtheir outcomes. Since 1997, through MOET, we have trained over 8380 clinicians and we have around 720 instructors. We
have shared our approach worldwide by taking the course overseas to Liberia, Switzerland, Australia, the Netherlands and
Iran, to name but a few.
Over the last 24 years, the course has naturally evolved, as has our specialty. In recognition of this, acknowledging the recent
national changes in trauma management, as well as the increasing number of medical complexities that we are all seeing in
our local units, MOET wanted to change too. By developing the trauma aspect and maternal medicine content, we hope to
improve care delivered by Obstetricians and Anaesthetists working on the front line with our Midwifery colleagues.
Teaching around pre-eclampsia and haemorrhage has been prioritised over the last few decades and maternal death from
these causes has fallen accordingly. Now we need to address the new medical complications and emergencies that we are
all experiencing in our day-to-day working lives. Recent MBRRACE-UK reports reveal that cardiac disease, thromboembolism
and neurological disease are now the three leading causes of maternal deaths. Subsequently, MOET became mMOET to
acknowledge that we are ‘Managing Medical and Obstetric Emergencies and Trauma’ and to address these challenges.