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Improving communication skills

Highly affordable, portable and easy to use

Realistic training in control of postpartum hemorrhage

The simulator is worn by the instructor, who manually controls:

- Fetal heart sounds
- Delivery of placenta (complete or partial)
- Baby positions in birth tract
- Uterine firmness
- Intensity of bleeding and volume of blood loss

  

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Postpartum hemorrhage and communication training

MamaNatalie® has unique features for communication training and training control of postpartum hemorrhage, the number one cause of maternal death during childbirth. 

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MamaNatalie gives birth to NeoNatalie™, a highly realistic newborn simulator

NeoNatalie facilitates effective learning of standard newborn resuscitation measures. It has realistic size and appearance, and also natural weight, feel and touch when filled with lukewarm water.

Appropriately skilled, birth attendants could save 800 of the 1,000 maternal deaths that occur every day.

Unicef. The State of the World’s Children 2009, p. 2; and The Lancet, Volume 375, Issue 9726, Pages 1609 - 1623, 8 May 2010

MamaNatalie has been developed in response to the IJGO Evidence-for-Action call for ”significantly lower cost, durable, easy-to-disassemble-andsanitize high-fidelity mannequins with culturally appropriate features”.

Hofmeyr G J et al. International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics 2009; 107: s 21- s 45

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