Quality OB Premium includes 100+ learning assets across 17+ high-risk obstetric topics. These include electronic fetal monitoring, hypertension, postpartum hemorrhage, shoulder dystocia, cardiovascular conditions, maternal sepsis, gestational diabetes, maternal anxiety and depression, substance use disorder, and effective communication, and more. ED-specific courseware and C-EFM, RNC-OB, and C-OBE certification prep are also included.

Quality OB Premium is designed for interdisciplinary OB and ED teams. That includes labor and delivery, postpartum, and emergency department nurses; certified nurse midwives; nurse practitioners and physician assistants; OB/GYN physicians and residents; ED physicians; and perinatal care providers at federally qualified and community health centers.

Quality OB Premium meets CMS Conditions of Participation and Joint Commission training requirements for obstetric and emergency department staff. Organizations can embed their own policies and protocols into courses for staff attestation. They can also track completions and competency documentation to show that OB and ED staff completed required training and demonstrated knowledge.

Quality OB Premium content is developed and maintained by a medical director and a team of clinical subject matter experts. They keep courses updated to the evidence-based guidelines and standards set by leading organizations, including ACOG, AWHONN, SMFM, and NICHD, so your teams train to current best practices.

Quality OB Premium includes a data dashboard with pre- and post-test scores, simulation scores, first-attempt pass rates, and completions. Results can be viewed by organization, facility, department, job category, or individual learner, trended over time, and benchmarked nationally. Reports can be exported or scheduled for Perinatal Safety and OB QAPI committees.

Yes. All Quality OB courses are dually accredited by ANCC and ACCME, and diplomates are eligible for ABOG Part IV credit. Certification prep for C-EFM, RNC-OB, and C-OBE includes 100 study cards and a practice test per topic. Courses also map to NCC codes for certification maintenance.

Hospitals prepare teams by combining evidence-based education to build knowledge, regular drills and simulation to practice coordination, and standardized checklists to guide response at the bedside. Quality OB Premium provides all three. Its data dashboards also show where competency gaps remain.

Perinatal education builds the knowledge and clinical judgment teams need to recognize and respond to high-risk obstetric events. Across 41,000+ Quality OB learners, pre- to post-test scores rose by an average of at least 5% in every module, and by up to 14%. That’s three times higher than the threshold of practical and statistical significance. Learners most often reported improvements in patient assessment, patient education, and patient safety.

High-risk, low-frequency obstetric emergencies are serious complications that most clinicians encounter rarely. Examples include shoulder dystocia, umbilical cord prolapse, amniotic fluid embolism, maternal collapse, and breech vaginal delivery. Because these events are uncommon, skills fade between occurrences, which makes regular education and drills essential. This matters especially in EDs and low-volume birth settings.

Postpartum hemorrhage is a leading cause of maternal death, and most hemorrhage-related deaths are considered preventable. Hemorrhage can escalate within minutes, so outcomes depend on early recognition, accurate blood loss assessment, and a fast, coordinated team response. Regular training and drills help teams follow a consistent protocol when every minute counts.

Obstetric emergency training prepares clinicians to recognize and respond to life-threatening complications during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period, such as hemorrhage, severe hypertension, and shoulder dystocia. It usually combines education, hands-on drills, and standardized protocols so that interdisciplinary teams can act quickly and in coordination when an emergency occurs.

Perinatal education is clinical training for the care of patients from pregnancy through the postpartum period. For healthcare teams, it covers topics such as fetal monitoring, labor management, maternal complications, and newborn transition. Ongoing perinatal education helps OB and ED clinicians keep their skills and knowledge aligned with current evidence and standards of care.