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International Conference On Obstetrics And Emergency Care (IC-OEC-27)

Organised by Science Cite
Date29–30 Apr · 09:00 – 17:00
VenueRiyadh , Saudi Arabia.
AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hrs
International Conference On Obstetrics And Emergency Care (IC-OEC-27)
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About the event

• Advancements in Obstetric Emergency Care: Exploring recent technological innovations, monitoring devices, and updated protocols designed to optimize immediate maternal and fetal outcomes. • Management of High-Risk Pregnancies: Reviewing methods for the early identification, tracking, and clinical stabilization of complicated gestations, accompanied by real-world case studies. • Obstetric Trauma Management: Navigating the complex assessment guidelines, immediate surgical/non-surgical responses, and specialized care plans needed for acute pregnant trauma patients. • Maternal-Fetal Emergencies: Mastering team-based, multidisciplinary coordination protocols between obstetricians, emergency medicine teams, and neonatologists. • Maternal Safety & Quality Improvement: Implementing strategic early-warning infrastructure, clinical bundles, and screening tools to drive down global maternal mortality rates. • Training and Education Competency: Evaluating the effectiveness of simulation-based training models and experiential strategies used to keep front-line delivery staff highly proficient. • Ethical Dilemmas in High-Stakes Situations: Discussing legal boundaries and bioethical balancing points between maternal rights and fetal status in emergency environments.

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AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hours
Target audience• Obstetricians & Gynecologists (OB/GYNs): Lead clinicians managing labor complications, operative deliveries, and immediate post-partum surgical repairs. • Emergency Medicine Physicians: Frontline ER doctors responsible for initial triage, stabilization, and resuscitation of pregnant patients presenting with acute non-obstetric or obstetric emergencies. • Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) Specialists: Sub-specialists consulted for the management of highly complex, unstable, or deteriorating fetal and maternal conditions. • Obstetric Anesthesiologists: Anesthesia teams managing rapid-sequence induction, epidural troubleshooting, and critical airway management during stat Cesarean deliveries. • Trauma Surgeons & Intensivists: Surgical and ICU specialists co-managing pregnant patients who have suffered severe physical trauma, shock, or systemic sepsis.

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SAR 5,200