Antenatal care

This course investigates red cell antigens, platelet antigens and white cell antigens.

This course aims to familiarise you with the diagnosis, medical and surgical management of the conditions that comprise APH and competently treat this condition.

This course aims to improve your ability to act appropriately in order to effectively mitigate the deleterious effects of domestic abuse and use of alcohol and other drugs.

This course is developed with the aim of helping you explore the identification, aetiology and the principles of management of potentially growth restricted fetuses.

Purchase this collection of three core knowlege courses focusing on high risk pregnancy.

This course aims to give you an overview of multiple pregnancy, antenatal management, intrapartum care and complications.

This course aims to enhance your knowledge of the risks in pregnancy and labour for both the mother and the baby in relation to obesity.

This course covers the classification, diagnosis, and management of hypertensive disorders in pregnancy, focusing on pre-eclampsia, its complications, pathophysiology, and screening limitations to improve maternal and fetal outcomes.

The course supports the Professional Identity 3: Clinical Expert capabilities in practice (CiP) component of the core curriculum and describes the skills needed to counsel women that may present as part of routine antenatal care.

This course provides a basic overview of antenatal care. A number of topics are covered in more detail in other Core Knowledge and Advanced Training content.