This two-day, in-person workshop is designed for clinicians who want to go beyond the CTG and better understand what the fetus is telling us.

Led by the experienced team at St George’s University Hospital, this course combines scientific evidence, national guideline reviews (including NICE), physiological insights, and real-world case studies to support safer, more confident decision-making on the labour ward.

If you’ve ever felt uncertain during a trace or been surprised by an unexpected outcome despite a reassuring CTG, this course helps you understand why, as well as giving you the framework and tools to respond differently in future.

What You Gain

  • A deeper understanding of fetal, maternal, and myometrial physiology in labour
  • Sharper clinical judgement – confidently recognising and managing hypoxia, applying national guidance intelligently, and avoiding unnecessary intervention
  • Practical insight into complex intrapartum challenges, including meconium, fever, chorioamnionitis, antenatal insults, and more
  • Awareness of computerised antenatal CTGs and cutting-edge emerging technologies
  • Consolidated learning through hands-on case reviews, group work, and discussions with like-minded clinicians operating at the top of their practice

Date: 9-10 May 2026
Location: St George's Hospital, Tooting