@mcmasterobgyn.bsky.socialOn #WorldPPHDay, CanOSS launched its first Ontario pilot, led by Dr. Rohan D’Souza, in partnership with BORN Ontario, and 24 birthing facilities. They are working together to generate new insights that will help improve maternal care across the province.
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@hrpresearch.bsky.social🚨 Every delay in recognizing and responding to PPH can cost lives.
World PPH Day reminds us that effective interventions already exist. The challenge is ensuring they reach every woman, everywhere, through trained teams, reliable supplies and coordinated action.
@lstm-mnhqoc.bsky.socialOne year ago, WHO, FIGO & ICM launched the consolidated guidelines for preventing, diagnosing and treating postpartum haemorrhage (#PPH).
One year on, the call remains: translate evidence into action.
We’re committed to helping turn knowledge into better care for women.
@apt-sepsis.bsky.socialPostpartum haemorrhage can affect any woman, anywhere, but the greatest burden is felt in low-resource settings.
Strengthening maternity care, training healthcare workers and ensuring access to life-saving treatments can help prevent avoidable deaths. #WorldPPHDay #GlobalHealth #SafeMotherhood
@apt-sepsis.bsky.socialDo not forget women are dying every 6 mins! Postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) remains one of the leading causes of maternal deaths worldwide. Early recognition, timely treatment and access to quality care save lives. #WorldPPHDay #MaternalHealth #EndPPH