Author name: Ultrasound Trainings

Portable ultrasound machines have revolutionized prenatal care by bringing imaging directly to the point of care. For midwives, these devices […]

Trust and confidence are at the heart of every midwife-client relationship. Families want to know that their provider is skilled,

Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is increasingly used by midwives, physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and nurses to evaluate fetal well-being and

Placental complications, including placenta previa and placental abruption, can have serious implications for both mother and baby. Early recognition through

Amniotic fluid plays a critical role in fetal development, providing cushioning, facilitating movement, and supporting lung and musculoskeletal growth. Abnormal

Multiple gestations—twins, triplets, or higher-order multiples—require early and accurate identification to ensure proper prenatal care and planning. Ultrasound is the

As ultrasound becomes an increasingly integral part of midwifery care, choosing the right training format is essential. Midwives need not

Fetal position is a critical factor in prenatal care and birth planning. Determining whether a baby is in a cephalic

Accurate gestational dating is essential for safe, effective prenatal care. For midwives, knowing the precise age of a pregnancy influences

The placenta plays a vital role in pregnancy, supporting fetal growth through nutrient exchange, hormone production, and oxygen delivery. Assessing