Scenario setup
Selected case: Primary postpartum hemorrhage after vaginal delivery. This module is designed for asynchronous nursing/resident practice, facilitated team review, or annual competency work.
Features
Focus on early recognition, quantified blood loss, uterotonic selection, Four Ts reassessment, and staged escalation.
Adaptive trajectory based on choices
Contraindication-aware uterotonic logic
End-of-case teaching synthesis
Comorbidity branch
Choose a fixed training variant or let the case randomize.
Training focus
- Recognition, QBL, and rapid team activation
- Correct uterotonic selection by contraindication
- Four Ts reassessment and staged escalation
- TXA, transfusion readiness, tamponade, and next-step planning
Medication dosing, blood products, and procedural sequencing should still be reconciled with local policy, formulary, and unit hemorrhage protocol.
Clinical training platform controls
Live performance dashboard
Overall score: 0%
Recognition
0
0
Response
0
0
Escalation
0
0
Communication
0
0
Reassessment
0
0
Medication safety
0
0
Waiting to start
Dynamic medication safety panel
Selected branch
Not started.
Contraindication watch
Medication safety reminders appear here when the case starts.
Escalation triggers
- Persistent heavy bleeding or worsening vitals
- Escalating QBL and signs of shock
- Need for TXA, blood bank readiness, tamponade, or OR planning
Complication monitor
No medication-related complication triggered.
Case goals
- Recognize postpartum hemorrhage early and call it aloud.
- Use structured handoff, defined roles, and closed-loop communication.
- Choose uterotonics safely when asthma and/or hypertension are present.
- Reassess source with the Four Ts rather than assuming atony alone.
- Escalate to TXA, transfusion pathway, balloon tamponade, and operative planning when appropriate.
Reference anchors
Scenario logic is broadly aligned with stage-based hemorrhage response, quantitative blood loss, early team activation, contraindication-aware uterotonic use, timely TXA, transfusion readiness, tamponade, and debrief-driven systems learning.
References
- AIM Obstetric Hemorrhage Patient Safety Bundle.AVAILABE AT U2-FINAL_AIM_Bundle_ObstetricHemorrhage.pdf ACCESSED 4/20/2026
- CMQCC hemorrhage toolkit and implementation materials.
- Escobar MF, Nassar AH, Theron G, et al. FIGO recommendations on the management of postpartum hemorrhage 2022. Int J Gynecol Obstet. 2022;157(Suppl. 1):3�50. doi:10.1002/ijgo.14116