Using Maternity Data to Understand and Improve Outcomes

Maternity outcome data is widely collected - but often underutilised.

This workshop is designed for clinicians and maternity leaders who want to move beyond reporting and develop confidence in interpreting and applying Ten Group Classification System (TGCS)-based outcome data in real clinical settings. TGCS is a tool for asking better clinical questions, rather than defending rates. The Focus is practical, structured, and grounded in real-world data, not performance ranking or critique.

What you’ll learn to do

  • Use TGCS as a practical clinical tool, not just a reporting framework
  • Interpret maternity outcome data within local clinical context
  • Work confidently with imperfect, real-world data
  • Translate outcome data into local action, leadership conversations, and quality improvement

What the day looks like

This is a hands-on, interactive workshop. Participants will:

  • Work with selected, de-identified TGCS-based outcome datasets
  • Take part in facilitated group discussions focused on interpretation, data quality, and clinical context
  • Explore how data can be applied within their own service settings
  • Focus on implementation and quality improvement, rather than judgement or comparison

Registration Fees

  • Local: $550 inc GST
  • International: $450 inc GST
Using Maternity Data to Understand and Improve Outcomes

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Faculty:

Professor Caroline de Costa

Australia

Prof Caroline de Costa

The Cairns Institute, James Cook University

CPD Hours: 7 hours

CPD Domain/s:
2 hours Educational Activities and 5 hours Outcome Measurement

Each of the Pre-Congress Workshops has been priced separately and can be booked independently of the Congress.

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