Customer Story

FMOL Health, St. Dominic saves with OB Safety Sims

FMOL Health, St. Dominic, located in the Jackson, Mississippi area, provides comprehensive care for a broadly diverse population. To meet their patient needs and rising obstetric standards, St. Dominic Health invested in OB Safety SIMS Toolkit to standardize OB training across its health system.

Employees
+3,000
Product Used
OB Safety SIMS Toolkit
Challenge

Rising regulatory pressure meant St. Dominic Health needed more frequent, system-wide drills — demands their homegrown program couldn't meet without a turnkey, ready-to-deploy solution.

Solution

OB Safety SIMS Toolkit gave St. Dominic Health a turnkey program, cutting development time by 50% and reducing seat time — lowering costs along the way.

Result

When a real maternal code happened, the team's OBSS training paid off — mother and baby went home healthy, with staff calling it a game-changer from online to bedside.

How OB Safety SIMS Prepared St. Dominic Health for a Maternal Code

Facing tightening regulations, St. Dominic Health needed a turnkey way to drill more often and system-wide. OB Safety SIMS delivered — cutting admin time by 50% and boosting postpartum hemorrhage identification by 52%. The training adapted seamlessly across leadership, RNs, providers, surgery, anesthesia, and the blood bank — and proved its worth when a real maternal code arrived, sending mother and baby home healthy three days later.

Key Outcomes:

  • Training translated into real-world readiness during an actual maternal code, resulting in a healthy outcome for mother and baby
  • The program flexed easily across disciplines — leadership, RNs,  providers, surgery, anesthesia, and blood bank teams
  • Helps satisfy CMS Conditions of Participation, Joint Commission  standards, and state quality collaborative requirements in one solution
50%

Reduction in admin time spent

~52%

 Increase in postpartum hemorrhage identification

“OB Safety SIMS  is worth the investment. You will meet CMS Conditions of Participation, The  Joint Commission standards, and state quality collaborative  initiatives — it’s a one-stop shop.” - Lacey  Griffith · Nursing Professional Development Generalist