Simulation training on management of shoulder dystocia

10 September 2026

On September 10, 2026, the Simulation Center, Thai Medical Group 88 Co., Ltd. conducted the “Simulation Training on Management of Shoulder Dystocia” for physicians and nurses from MedPark Hospital. The training aimed to enhance knowledge and practical skills in recognizing and managing shoulder dystocia, a critical obstetric emergency requiring rapid decision-making and effective teamwork.

Through simulation-based training, participants practiced managing realistic clinical situations in a safe learning environment while developing communication, coordination, and interprofessional teamwork skills. The program strengthens clinical preparedness and team performance during obstetric emergencies, ultimately supporting safer care and improving outcomes for both mothers and newborns.

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