Confident Intermittent Auscultation Live

Thursday May 21, 2026, 7 pm AEST

Feel clear, confident and safe offering intermittent auscultation in your everyday practice.

In this workshop, you will:

- Revisit the key evidence supporting intermittent auscultation as a safe monitoring option for women and babies
- Learn a clear, physiology-based approach to knowing when to listen, how long to listen, and what to do next if you hear something concerning
- Build your confidence in offering intermittent auscultation as a legitimate, evidence-based choice 
- Explore practical strategies to overcome common barriers to using intermittent auscultation in your local setting
- Leave with realistic, practice-focused ideas you can start using immediately

Designed for midwives, obstetric nurses and anyone else providing labour care in maternity settings around the world. This workshop assumes you already understand how to interpret heart rate patterns seen on CTG monitoring, and focuses on helping you apply that knowledge to intermittent auscultation. There'll be plenty of time for questions before the workshop ends. 

What you get:

• A reserved place in the live workshop on Thursday May 21, 7 pm AEST
• Seven days to access the recording after the workshop (in case you couldn't make it live or want to watch it again)
• Certificate to support your professional development program
• Tax invoice (helpful if you are eligible for a refund on professional education costs)

Upgrade for an extra $32 AUD and you'll add:

• Lifetime access to the recording (watch it anytime you want to, over and over)
• The presentation slides
• The reference list of all the evidence used in the workshop (so you can fact check anything and everything yourself)
• Bonus resources to help support your intermittent auscultation practice
• Access to the secure online Join the Conversation community (ask Dr Small questions and be supported by other workshop attendees as you apply what you learned to your practice)

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