Maternal and Neonatal Patient Safety Course

Name: Maternal and Neonatal Patient Safety Training Course
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Develop team-based risk recognition, escalation, communication, incident learning, and improvement skills across maternal and newborn care.

Maternal and Neonatal Patient Safety Course

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Duration: 1 Week
Format: Classroom
Cities: London, Abu Dhabi, Trabzon, Porto, Kuala Lumpur, Milan and more
Next session: 2 – 6 November 2026, London
Average fee: 5,750 €

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Overview

Maternal and Neonatal Patient Safety Training Course is a one-week intermediate course for maternity, neonatal, quality, and safety teams who leave with a Maternal-Neonatal Safety Improvement Plan. Participants recognize risk, coordinate escalation, strengthen communication, review medication and infection controls, support safe monitoring, and learn from incidents. The course links clinical teamwork with measurable safety improvement. Agile Leaders Training Center presents maternal and neonatal patient safety through applied team practice.

Who Should Attend

Teams responsible for maternity and newborn care safety
Functions responsible for clinical quality and patient safety
Personnel responsible for escalation and emergency coordination
Groups responsible for medication and infection controls
Managers responsible for incident learning and safety performance

The course assumes participants contribute to maternal or neonatal care processes and leaves out specialist diagnosis, prescribing, and procedural competency assessment.

Departments and Industries

The course supports departments and industries responsible for safe maternal and newborn care.

Maternity, labor, delivery, and postnatal services
Neonatal, newborn, and pediatric care units
Hospital quality, risk, and patient safety functions
Community health and referral services
Clinical education and workforce development teams

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Apply a maternal-neonatal risk recognition method
Use structured communication and escalation tools
Analyze medication, infection, and monitoring controls
Diagnose system factors in incidents and near misses
Evaluate safety indicators and transition risks
Build a Maternal-Neonatal Safety Improvement Plan

Course Agenda

Day 1: Safety Foundations

Maternal-Neonatal Safety System Map
Care Pathway Risk Recognition Checklist
Patient and Family Partnership Guide
Safety Culture Evidence Matrix
Risk Escalation Responsibility Map

Day 2: Communication and Escalation

SBAR Structured Communication Card
Briefing and Huddle Planning Method
Callout and Closed-Loop Check-Back Technique
Rapid Response Activation Pathway
Transition-of-Care Handoff Checklist

Day 3: Clinical Safety Controls

Medication Safety Verification Checklist
Infection Prevention Control Review
Maternal Deterioration Recognition Grid
Fetal and Newborn Monitoring Escalation Map
Emergency Readiness Resource Checklist

Day 4: Learning and Measurement

Incident and Near-Miss Review Method
Contributing-Factor Analysis Map
Blame-Free Review Meeting Guide
Maternal-Neonatal Safety Indicator Dashboard
Corrective Action Ownership Tracker

Day 5: Maternal-Neonatal Safety Practice

Exercise: Recognize Risk Across a Care Pathway
Exercise: Coordinate Escalation With SBAR
Exercise: Verify Medication and Infection Controls
Exercise: Review an Incident and Safety Indicators
Capstone Exercise: Maternal-Neonatal Safety Improvement Plan

Practical Exercises

The course uses suggested activities based on hospital and community-care situations.

Suggested activity: map maternal and newborn risks, warning cues, responsible roles, and escalation points across a care pathway.
Suggested activity: conduct a briefing, SBAR escalation, closed-loop check-back, and handoff for a changing clinical situation.
Suggested activity: review a near miss to identify system factors, corrective actions, owners, and evidence of closure.
Suggested activity: build a safety indicator dashboard and Maternal-Neonatal Safety Improvement Plan.

FAQs

What is maternal and neonatal patient safety?

Maternal and neonatal patient safety coordinates risk recognition, reliable controls, teamwork, escalation, incident learning, and improvement across care for mothers and newborns.

Who suits maternal and neonatal patient safety training, and what does it assume?

Maternal and neonatal patient safety training suits multidisciplinary care, quality, and safety teams and assumes participants already contribute to relevant care processes.

How does maternal and neonatal patient safety differ from specialist clinical training?

Maternal and neonatal patient safety develops system reliability, communication, and improvement skills, while specialist clinical training develops diagnosis, treatment, and procedural competencies.

Why does structured communication matter in maternal and neonatal patient safety?

Structured communication creates a shared view of changing risk, clarifies responsibility, supports timely escalation, and reduces information loss during urgent response and handoffs.

How should maternal and neonatal safety teams learn from incidents?

Maternal and neonatal safety teams should review contributing system factors without blame, assign corrective actions, verify closure, and monitor whether similar risks recur.

Conclusion

The course connects risk recognition, communication, escalation, clinical controls, incident learning, and performance measurement. Participants take back a Maternal-Neonatal Safety Improvement Plan with priorities, owners, indicators, and review points. The plan changes how teams coordinate safety action, verify controls, and learn across maternal and newborn care.

credits: 5 credit per day

Course Mode: full-time

Provider: Agile Leaders Training Center

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OverviewMaternal and Neonatal Patient Safety Training Course is a one-week intermediate course for maternity, neonatal, quality, and safety teams who leave with a Maternal-Neonatal Safety Improvement Plan. Participants recognize risk, coordinate escalation, strengthen communication, review medication and infection controls, support safe monitoring, and le…

Are training dates available?

Yes. Available dates and destinations are listed in the course dates section on this page.

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Maternal and Neonatal Patient Safety Course