Recognize & modify resuscitation care for maternal patients
Cardiac arrest during pregnancy is rare but high-risk. ALS OB, developed with St. Luke's, helps clinicians prepare for the unexpected. Through scenario-based learning, your providers gain the knowledge and skills to confidently recognize maternal warning signs and apply critical modifications in resuscitation care.
Nationally recognized for excellence
For over 15 years, St. Luke's has been an industry-leader in maternal and newborn safety. Our partnership empowers organizations across the country to leverage the latest OB-focused ALS training.
Specialized ALS training for obstetrical emergencies
Training that helps your OB staff understand how and why modifications are needed when maternal cardiac arrests occur.
Standardize Obstetric ALS Training
Deliver consistent, high-quality care that leads to better outcomes for OB patients.
Develop Prepared, Collaborative Teams
Optimize a team response to ensure a simultaneous, choreographed approach.
Improve Maternal Health Outcomes
Provide engaging, perinatal-specific scenarios to reinforce maternal modifications in advanced life support
Ensure the best outcomes for mother & baby
Support your staff in consistently applying resuscitation skills with maternal-specific modifications while fostering effective team collaboration.
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Includes targeted review of cardiac rhythms common in obstetric cardiac arrest.
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Empowers learners with the understanding needed to change how they care for maternal patients.
Scenarios include monitors, EHR, and case studies to foster critical thinking.
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Aligned with ILCOR science and OB-specific expert guidance.
Includes six foundational sections
Each section focuses on the when, why, and how to modify the standard algorithms when caring for a pregnant patient and offers ACCME & ACCNE credit upon completion.
1. Foundations of ALS OB
2. Physiologic Changes of Pregnancy and Their Impact
3. Cardiac Review
4. Application of Modifications
5. Practicing Relationship-Based Care
6. 10 OB Specific Mega Codes for Skill Facilitation
Who uses ALS OB?
To improve maternal health outcomes, OB staff must be ready for any scenario—including maternal cardiac arrest.
Labor & Delivery
Optimize team response.
Antepartum & Postpartum
Address the OB patient’s unique needs.
Emergency Department
Navigate OB emergencies with confidence.
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ICU
Intervene effectively for high-risk maternal cardiac events.
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Improving Obstetrical Outcomes & Decreasing Hospital Risk
Quality OB can help your organization to minimize adverse patient outcomes along with the resulting risk while also improving OB nurse confidence when caring for patients with high-risk, low-volume diagnoses. Contact HealthStream today for a demo.
The American Red Cross Resuscitation Suite Advantage
Whether you're a small clinic or a large health system, we're here to help you deliver cost-effective and standardized resuscitation training, just as we have done for over 5,000 healthcare organizations in collaboration with the American Red Cross.
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Let’s talk about your obstetric ALS training needs
- Learn how ALS OB can help you build readiness, improve maternal outcomes, and standardize care
- Provide safer care for obstetric patients
- Improve real-world response time
- Enhance communication between nurses and physicians