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University College London
Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is a leading cause of maternal mortality, and its effective management relies on early recognition and timely intervention. The document advocates for the transition from visual estimation of blood loss to objective quantification methods, which are shown to be more reliable. It discusses the need for institutional commitment and a cultural shift in clinical practices to integrate these recommendations into routine obstetric care. The use of calibrated drapes and systematic measurement strategies is highlighted as essential for improving maternal outcomes.
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