Data Driven in Postpartum Hemorrhage: Optimizing Provincial reporting and Quality Improvement, Including the Updated Interprofessional PPH toolkit
Dr. Philippa Brain, Jeannie Yee, Stacey Nyl
November 18, 2025
Women & Reproductive Health (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) remains one of the leading causes of maternal morbidity and mortality worldwide, and timely, evidence-based management is critical to improving outcomes. Enhancing clinician preparedness and access to up-to-date resources is essential to ensuring rapid recognition and effective response in these high-stakes situations. With this goal in mind, the Health Professions Strategies and Practice Clinical Transition Education team has engaged L3 and the PLP to help re-launch the PPH Toolkit while supporting clinicians in understanding and applying provincial data to practice. Developed through the Women's Health Program project, these resources equip healthcare teams with practical, current tools to support data-informed practice and best practices in PPH care.
In collaboration with Dr. Philippa Brain, Stacey Nyl, and the L3, the team developed a webinar to help re-launch and promote the new information and tools for PPH, alongside approaches to support communication in practice. The session highlighted enhancements to provincial PPH data collection and reporting (including Connect Care Workbench reports and Tableau dashboards), demonstrated how site-level teams can use these data to inform case reviews and targeted quality improvement activities, and reinforced access to both existing and newly developed toolkit resources. To support ongoing dissemination and uptake, a recording of the event and a Pearls for Practice resource are available on our website for asynchronous learning.