CPDs are the heart of Project ADHUNA, where healthcare providers are equipped with the latest knowledge and tools to ensure every delivery is safe and every newborn has a better start.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is not just another training program—it’s a catalyst for transformation in maternal and neonatal health. Designed specifically for medical practitioners and paramedics involved in pregnancy care, it enables improvement through training of providers, bringing in best practices and innovation, while leveraging FOGSI societies to advocate for women’s health.
CPDs are conducted in every district that ADHUNA works in – 29 districts in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha and Bihar.
Introducing the "P" for prevention in the E-MOTIVE approach, a breakthrough in managing Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH) with a structured and proactive care model.
Building foundational practices for better and respectful outcomes, with a strong focus on patient safety, system efficiency, and service quality.
Reinforcing dignity and compassion during labor, ensuring women feel empowered, supported, and respected throughout childbirth.
Revolutionizing anemia management during pregnancy with faster, safer, and more effective intravenous iron therapy.
Delivered by experts from Global Health Strategies (GHS), this module equips participants to engage patients effectively through social media and influence positive health behavior.
A practical, step-by-step approach to manage preterm birth, from early risk screening and prevention pathways to timely clinical management (ACS, MgSO 4, antibiotics, tocolysis, and referral planning) to improve maternal and newborn outcomes.
Practical intrapartum decision-making for preterm labour, triage, monitoring, expectant management vs early delivery, and how to coordinate obstetric and newborn readiness so the delivery is safe for mother and baby.
Post-delivery priorities for preterm babies and their mothers including strengthening postpartum monitoring, infection prevention, counselling, and continuity of care to ensure stability of both mother and newborn after discharge.
A stepwise approach to newborn stabilisation at birth focusing on essentials of preterm resuscitation, early respiratory support, and timely escalation to reduce avoidable morbidity.
Ensuring thermal protection for preterm babies from the First Golden minute after birth covering skin-to-skin contact, iKMC/KMC, other ways of thermal protection and practical feeding pathways (colostrum, EBM, tube feeds) to prevent hypothermia and hypoglycaemia.
Real-world insights on implementing iKMC and KMC at facility level, what works, common barriers, and how teams can build routines and counselling systems to improve uptake and sustain practice.
Project ADHUNA’s CPD strategy is designed as a phased and scalable model to enable sustained learning and measurable improvements in clinical practice.