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International Conference on Obstetrics and Midwifery Practice

IC-OMP

17th Feb – 18th Feb 2027 Manila, Philippines

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Conference Session Tracks

UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

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01 Advancements in Obstetric Care +
This track will explore the latest innovations and technologies in obstetric care, focusing on improving maternal and neonatal outcomes. Participants will discuss evidence-based practices that enhance the quality of care during pregnancy and childbirth.
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02 Midwifery Practice and Maternal Wellbeing +
This session will delve into the role of midwifery in promoting maternal wellbeing throughout the perinatal period. Emphasis will be placed on holistic approaches that integrate physical, emotional, and social support for expectant mothers.
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03 Labor Support Techniques +
This track will examine various labor support techniques employed by midwives and healthcare providers to enhance the childbirth experience. Discussions will include pain management strategies and the importance of continuous support during labor.
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04 Prenatal Care Best Practices +
This session will focus on best practices in prenatal care, highlighting the significance of early and regular check-ups for maternal and fetal health. Participants will share insights on effective screening and intervention strategies.
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05 Maternal Health Research Innovations +
This track will showcase cutting-edge research in maternal health, addressing critical issues and emerging trends. Researchers will present their findings on interventions aimed at improving maternal health outcomes.
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06 Obstetric Management Strategies +
This session will explore effective obstetric management strategies for high-risk pregnancies. Experts will discuss case studies and protocols that optimize care for mothers and their infants.
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07 Childbirth Care Models +
This track will investigate various models of childbirth care, including midwifery-led and collaborative care approaches. Participants will evaluate the impact of these models on maternal and neonatal health.
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08 Maternity Services Accessibility +
This session will address the accessibility of maternity services, particularly in underserved populations. Discussions will focus on barriers to care and strategies for improving access to quality obstetric services.
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09 Cultural Competence in Midwifery +
This track will highlight the importance of cultural competence in midwifery practice. Participants will explore how understanding diverse cultural backgrounds can enhance care delivery and improve maternal health outcomes.
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10 Postpartum Care and Maternal Recovery +
This session will focus on postpartum care and the importance of supporting maternal recovery after childbirth. Discussions will include physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of postpartum health.
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11 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Maternal Health +
This track will emphasize the value of interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing maternal health challenges. Participants will discuss how teamwork among healthcare professionals can lead to improved outcomes for mothers and infants.
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