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World Health Organization
The guide supports health workers at all levels who attend births or respond to emergencies related to postpartum hemorrhage. It includes detailed sections on medication information, monitoring forms, communication strategies, and skills practice activities. The content is designed to improve the quality of care and outcomes for mothers experiencing PPH, aligning with the latest WHO recommendations.
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