Egenberg S, et al. - The impacts of multi-professional, scenario-based training on the prevention and management of postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) at a Tanzanian zonal consultant hospital was explored in this study. They hypothesized that scenario-based training could contribute to improved competence on PPH-management, which would result in improved team effectiveness and patient outcome. They found that multi-professional, scenario-based training was related to a significant, 47% reduction in whole blood transfusion rates. These outcomes proposed that training that included all levels of maternity staff, repeated sessions with realistic scenarios, and debriefing may have contributed to decreased blood transfusion rates in this high-risk maternity setting.