ABSTRACT
Background: Quantum leadership in postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) simulation training remains underexplored. Quantum leaders excel in PPH's chaotic settings, differing from traditional leaders. Aiming: To assess the impact of simulation training on quantum leadership skills in maternity teams. Research design: A quasi-experimental approach. Sample: 60 maternity professionals from Rafik Hariri University Hospital, Lebanon. Tools: Structured interviews, observational checklists and a leadership skills scale. Results: Most participants had limited PPH simulation experience and showed an initial low proficiency. Significant improvements were evident, post training. Conclusion: Simulation training enhances quantum leadership in PPH management among maternity professionals.
We looked at how a new style of leadership, called 'quantum leadership', can help medical teams better manage a serious childbirth complication called postpartum hemorrhage (PPH). This leadership style is especially good in unexpected and chaotic situations like PPH. Our study took place in a special training lab at Rafik Hariri university hospital in Lebanon, involving 60 medical professionals. We found that many had not been trained this way before and had less than 10 years of experience. Their starting skills and confidence were low. However, they showed significant improvement after our training. This shows the importance of this kind of training for childbirth care professionals.
