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Matriarch CommandOB Emergency Readiness
Free download · For L&D nurses
When she starts bleeding, you have minutes — not hours. Know exactly what to do in the first 5.
A free field guide to recognizing a postpartum hemorrhage early, escalating without hesitating, and charting it defensibly — the exact sequence, in the order you'll reach for it.
Built with L&D nurses & OB physicians — for the nurses in the room when it happens
- The quantified-blood-loss red flags that mean act now — not 'watch and see'
- A word-for-word SBAR script for calling the provider and rapid response
- The first-line and second-line steps, laid out in order
- Documentation prompts so your chart holds up after the room clears
Created by L&D nurses & OB physiciansAligned to national maternal-safety standards
Free · instant downloadBuilt by clinicians
Created by L&D nurses and OB physicians — aligned to the standards hospitals use.
Content is aligned to publicly available maternal-safety guidance. Not affiliated with or endorsed by these organizations.
The moment that matters
It's rarely that you don't know what to do. It's that the seconds feel enormous.
Postpartum hemorrhage turns from routine to critical in minutes. The blood loss gets underestimated, the fundus feels 'okay,' and then it isn't — and everyone in the room is waiting for someone to make the first move.
Nurses who stay calm in a postpartum hemorrhage aren't smarter or more experienced. They've rehearsed the first move so many times it's automatic: recognize, respond, escalate, document — in that order, every time.
This manual puts that sequence on paper, so the response feels practiced instead of improvised.
Preventable
Hemorrhage is a leading cause of maternal death — and among the most preventable when it's recognized and escalated early.
Who made this
Written by a labor & delivery nurse — not a content team.
Maloree walks you through the whole thing in 90 seconds — the modules, the practice arena, the downloads, and the pocket cards. Filmed on her own phone, nothing staged.
The free manual is the short version of what she teaches inside Matriarch Command. Take it first — it stands on its own.
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L&D nurse · founder
Inside the app
Matriarch Command, right on your phone.
Real screens from the platform — the dashboard with your readiness score, the emergency modules with listen-along audio, and the Pocket Command Cards with the exact escalation words, offline. This is the paid Starter Kit the free manual comes from.
Inside the manual
Everything you need for a postpartum hemorrhage, in one place
The postpartum hemorrhage section is one chapter of The OB Emergency Command Manual — the free field guide to the OB emergencies you can't hesitate on.
Recognize it early
Quantified blood loss, vital-sign trends, and the subtle signs a postpartum hemorrhage is starting before the numbers scream.
The first-move sequence
Recognize → respond → escalate → document, written in the order you'll actually reach for it.
SBAR & provider scripts
Word-for-word language for calling the provider, charge nurse, and rapid response without fumbling.
Beyond hemorrhage
The same recognize–escalate–document framework for the other OB emergencies: preeclampsia, shoulder dystocia, and more.
Documentation that holds up
Charting prompts so your note reflects what you did and when — defensible after the fact.
Made for the shift
Short, scannable, and phone-friendly. Built to review between patients, not to read cover to cover.
Built for the nurses who can’t afford to freeze during a postpartum hemorrhage.
Built with practicing L&D nurses and OB physicians — the same recognize → escalate → document sequence, rehearsed until it's automatic.
From nurses like you
What L&D nurses say about Matriarch Command.
Built for the bedside
- Built around the recognize–escalate–document principles taught across AWHONN and ACOG guidance.
- Written for bedside L&D nurses — practical language, not lecture notes.
- An educational resource — always follow your facility policy, provider orders, and clinical judgment.
- Free to keep. No course to finish, no credit card.
The next postpartum hemorrhage is coming. Be the nurse who moves first.
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