TeamBirth: Shared Decision Making for Respectful Maternity Care
Workshops in February 2025
We invite you to the workshop «TeamBirth: Shared Decision Making for Respectful Maternity Care», led by Amber Weiseth. She has already given the lecture «Process Innovation for Clinical Safety, Effective Communication, and Dignity in Childbirth» at ZHAW Gesundheit in September 2024. Building on this, we will be offering one-day workshops in February 2025.
Various people are involved in a birth. In addition to midwives and medical staff, the woman giving birth and other caregivers and professionals are also involved. Get to know the innovative approaches of TeamBirth, which combines structured communication, interprofessional teamwork and joint decision-making to create respectful maternity care.
We particularly welcome the participation of interprofessional teams from hospital maternity departments.
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Amber Weiseth
Amber Weiseth is the Director of the Delivery Decisions Initiative at Ariadne Labs and a researcher at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. With TeamBirth, she has developed an internationally recognized model for interprofessional and person-centered obstetrics that promotes teamwork and communication and is used in over 100 hospitals in the USA and Sweden.
Introduction to TeamBirth
Explanatory Video
At a Glance
Start: February 24 or 27, 2025 (one-day workshop)
Duration: One day from 09:00-16:00
Location: ZHAW School of Health Sciences, Building MG, Room MG 01.142
Katharina-Sulzer-Platz 9
8400 Winterthur
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Language of Instruction: English, training materials in German will be provided on request
Catering: included
Costs: There are no costs for you.
«We are excited to welcome Amber Weiseth as a Fulbright Specialist at the Institute of Midwifery and Reproductive Health. Take this opportunity to gain deep insight into the TeamBirth model and learn practical approaches to respectful and safe childbirth care.»
Prof. Dr. Jessica Pehlke-Milde and Prof. Dr. Joyce K. Edmonds, Co-Heads of the Institute of Midwifery and Reproductive Health