ALSO Provider and Instructor Courses are administered in 47 countries, helping health care providers throughout the world develop and maintain the knowledge and skills they need to effectively manage potential emergencies during the perinatal period.
ALSO International
International Contacts
-- Contact information for ALSO programs around the world.
International Guidelines
-- Learn about the application process for the introduction of an ALSO Program into a country via an established organization, institution or other entity.
Translations of ALSO Materials
-- Guidelines for obtaining permission to publish translations of ALSO materials.
See what course participants have to say about ALSO
"This is a course that really has led to significant improvements in intrapartum care for women and babies on a global scale."
Kim Hinshaw, MB, BS, FRCOG
Past Chairman, ALSO United Kingdom
Kim Hinshaw, MB, BS, FRCOG
Past Chairman, ALSO United Kingdom
"We have been involved with ALSO since 2003. During this time period,
regular programs have been conducted to certify ALSO providers. Our participants have found the ALSO program to be a tremendous learning experience to increase their skills for improving the care of mothers and babies during obstetric emergencies. We are thrilled to be involved with such a wonderful learning package with motivating strategies to improve learning skills and to develop competencies.
Pakistan is committed toward the World Health Organization Millennium goal to decrease maternal mortality and morbidity, and to improve the skills of birth attendants. ALSO is helping us in this initiative. Thanks ALSO!!"
Rahat Qureshi, MD, FRCOG
Karachi, Pakistan
regular programs have been conducted to certify ALSO providers. Our participants have found the ALSO program to be a tremendous learning experience to increase their skills for improving the care of mothers and babies during obstetric emergencies. We are thrilled to be involved with such a wonderful learning package with motivating strategies to improve learning skills and to develop competencies.
Pakistan is committed toward the World Health Organization Millennium goal to decrease maternal mortality and morbidity, and to improve the skills of birth attendants. ALSO is helping us in this initiative. Thanks ALSO!!"
Rahat Qureshi, MD, FRCOG
Karachi, Pakistan
