Postpartum Hemorrhage Project @endPPH

Saving a mother's life should never mean losing her voice. Learn why patient autonomy and respectful maternity care are essential, even during obstetric emergencies. #PPH #EndPPH #MaternalHealth endpphfoundation.org/pulse/enhancin…

A woman experiencing postpartum haemorrhage needs more than emergency treatment. She needs information. She needs reassurance. She needs dignity. Respectful maternity care matters. #EndPPH #MaternalHealth #RespectfulCare endpphfoundation.org/pulse/enhancin…

Diseases such as brucellosis and listeriosis don't just affect animals. They can threaten pregnancy and newborn survival too. Read our latest Daily Pulse. #WorldZoonosesDay #MaternalHealth #PPH @WHO @WHOKenya @MOH_Kenya @gatesfoundation @MoveTheWorld endpphfoundation.org/pulse/world-zo…

PPH Insights Issue 008 is out! Discover the latest updates from the PPH Foundation. Read how together we are shaping a future where every mother survives childbirth.#PPHInsights #PPHFoundation @WHOKenya @UNICEFKenya @Kenyamidwives @ferring @HennetKenya endpphfoundation.org/newsletter/pph…

PPH SCHOOL | COHORT 2 🚀🩺 Advocacy That Drives Change in Maternal & Newborn Health Saving mothers’ lives requires more than clinical skills — it requires strong advocacy, accountability, and collective action. During PPH School Cohort 2 at the University of Nairobi – Chiromo Campus, Dr. Eunice Atsali, Vice President of the Midwives Association of Kenya (MAK), delivered an impactful session on “Advocacy: Leveraging SMART Advocacy and Accountability Approaches for Maternal and Newborn Health (MNH).” The session highlighted the power of strategic advocacy in influencing policies, strengthening health systems, and ensuring that maternal health priorities translate into meaningful action on the ground. By empowering healthcare professionals with advocacy skills, PPH School is building not only better clinicians, but also champions who can drive sustainable change for mothers and newborns. Advocacy. Accountability. Action. Together, we can save lives. ❤️ #PPHSCHOOL #ENDPPH #PPHFOUNDATION #NoMotherShouldDieWhileGivingBirth

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PPH SCHOOL | COHORT 2 🚀🩺 Understanding Postpartum Haemorrhage: Knowledge That Saves Lives The fight to end preventable maternal deaths continues through knowledge, preparedness, and action. During PPH School Cohort 2 at the University of Nairobi – Chiromo Campus, Dr. Kireki Omanwa, KOGS President, delivered a powerful session on Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH) — highlighting the importance of timely recognition, prevention strategies, and effective management of one of the leading causes of maternal mortality. The session reinforced the need for healthcare professionals to be equipped with the right knowledge, skills, and confidence to respond during critical moments and ensure every mother receives life-saving care when she needs it most. Building champions. Strengthening capacity. Protecting mothers. ❤️ #PPHSCHOOL #ENDPPH #PPHFOUNDATION #NoMotherShouldDieWhileGivingBirth

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PPH SCHOOL | COHORT 2 🚀🩺 Understanding the Science Behind Saving Mothers’ Lives The foundation of effective emergency care begins with understanding the human body at its core. During PPH School Cohort 2 at the University of Nairobi – Chiromo Campus, Prof. Julius Ogeng’o delivered an insightful session on “Precision Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry” — equipping participants with a deeper understanding of the complex systems that influence maternal health and obstetric emergencies. The session highlighted the importance of strong scientific foundations in recognizing, preventing, and responding to complications such as postpartum haemorrhage (PPH). By strengthening knowledge, sharpening skills, and empowering the next generation of healthcare professionals, PPH School continues to build a workforce ready to protect mothers when it matters most. Knowledge. Precision. Preparedness. Saving lives. ❤️ #PPHSCHOOL #ENDPPH #PPHFOUNDATION #NoMotherShouldDieWhileGivingBirth

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PPH SCHOOL | COHORT 2 🚀🩺 Strengthening the Response to Obstetric Emergencies The learning continues as Prof. Anne Beatrice Kihara, FIGO President Emeritus, delivered an insightful session on “Frameworks and Protocols for Management of Obstetric Emergencies” during PPH School Cohort 2 at the University of Nairobi – Chiromo Campus. The session emphasized the importance of structured approaches, evidence-based protocols, and coordinated teamwork in ensuring timely recognition and effective management of obstetric emergencies — where every decision can make the difference between life and loss. Through platforms like PPH School, healthcare professionals are being equipped with the knowledge and confidence needed to strengthen emergency response systems and improve outcomes for mothers and newborns. Building capacity. Strengthening systems. Saving lives. ❤️ #PPHSCHOOL #ENDPPH #PPHFOUNDATION #NoMotherShouldDieWhileGivingBirth

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PPH SCHOOL | COHORT 2 🚀🩺 Session 2: Transforming Obstetric Emergency Training Through Technology The future of maternal healthcare training is here! 🌍✨ During the second session of PPH School Cohort 2 at the University of Nairobi – Chiromo Campus, participants explored the power of Virtual Reality (VR) and Extended Reality (XR) in obstetric emergencies — bringing a new dimension to how healthcare professionals prepare for critical moments. Through a practical demonstration of VRIMS (Virtual Reality in Medicine and Surgery), learners experienced immersive simulation technology designed to enhance clinical decision-making, improve preparedness, and strengthen response during life-saving obstetric interventions. By embracing innovation, we are moving from learning about emergencies to experiencing them — creating a workforce that is more confident, skilled, and ready when every second matters. Technology is reshaping the future of maternal care. Innovation is helping us protect every mother. ❤️ #PPHSCHOOL #ENDPPH #PPHFOUNDATION #NoMotherShouldDieWhileGivingBirth

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Climate change is a maternal health issue. Floods can delay referrals. Droughts can worsen maternal anaemia. Extreme weather can disrupt lifesaving care. #EndPPH #MaternalHealth #ClimateHealth @WHO @WHOKenya @WHOAFRO @MOH_Kenya endpphfoundation.org/pulse/from-flo…

PPH SCHOOL | COHORT 2 🚀🩺 The journey to strengthen maternal health continues as the PPH School Cohort 2 officially takes place at the University of Nairobi – Chiromo Campus, bringing together the next generation of healthcare professionals committed to saving mothers’ lives. Opening the learning sessions, Prof. Moses Obimbo, END PPH Project Lead, introduced the vision and purpose of the PPH School — a transformative platform designed to equip healthcare workers with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to prevent and effectively manage Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH). Through innovative learning approaches, evidence-based training, and technology-driven solutions, the PPH School is building a prepared and empowered workforce ready to respond when every second counts. Because behind every skill gained is a life that can be saved. Together, we continue building a future where no mother dies while giving birth. ❤️ #PPHSCHOOL #ENDPPH #PPHFOUNDATION #NoMotherShouldDieWhileGivingBirth

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A woman experiencing postpartum haemorrhage cannot afford delays.The #EMOTIVE bundle promotes early detection + immediate treatment using: ✔️Massage ✔️Oxytocics ✔️Tranexamic Acid ✔️IV Fluids ✔️Examination & Escalation #EndPPH #MaternalHealth endpphfoundation.org/pulse/demystif…

Could a wearable device help detect postpartum haemorrhage before it becomes life-threatening? AI and smart monitoring technologies are opening new possibilities for maternal healthcare. #EndPPH #AI #MaternalHealth endpphfoundation.org/pulse/ai-and-w…

Every mother deserves a safe birth, regardless of where conflict or crisis has forced her to seek refuge. #WorldRefugeeDay #EndPPH #SafeMotherhood @WHO @WHOKenya @Amref_Worldwide @MOH_Kenya endpphfoundation.org/pulse/refugee-…

Pregnancy does not stop because of displacement. Refugee mothers continue to face childbirth every day, often with limited access to emergency care for postpartum haemorrhage. #WorldRefugeeDay #EndPPH endpphfoundation.org/pulse/refugee-…

Visual "guesstimates" of blood loss during birth are notoriously inaccurate. Calibrated blood-collection drapes replace guesswork with explicit measurement lines to catch postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) early. #EndPPH #MaternalHealth @WHO @FIGOHQ @MOH_Kenya endpphfoundation.org/pulse/how-the-…

Drought affects more than crops. It can increase food insecurity, maternal anaemia, and vulnerability to postpartum haemorrhage. Climate resilience is maternal health resilience. #EndPPH #WorldDroughtDay endpphfoundation.org/pulse/drought-…

Postpartum haemorrhage doesn't only affect mothers. Fathers who witness severe bleeding during childbirth may experience fear, trauma, anxiety, and emotional distress long after the emergency has passed. #MensMentalHealthMonth #EndPPH @WHO @lawy_wa endpphfoundation.org/pulse/mens-men…

Telemedicine is bringing specialist expertise closer to mothers and frontline healthcare workers. Faster decisions. Better mentorship. Stronger emergency response. #EndPPH #Telemedicine #MaternalHealth @MOH_Kenya @Kenyamidwives @Obimbo24 @TheKOGSociety endpphfoundation.org/pulse/telemedi…

Rising food prices can increase the risk of maternal anaemia, making women more vulnerable if #PPH occurs during childbirth. Food security is maternal health security. #EndPPH #MaternalNutrition @WHO @UNICEF @UNICEFKenya @MOH_Kenya endpphfoundation.org/pulse/how-risi…