This webpage provides an example of how a product can support maternity units to manage post-partum haemorrhage outcomes. The inclusion of supplier names and/or products in this webpage is intended strictly for educational purposes and does not constitute an endorsement of the individual suppliers by the NHS Supply Chain.
What is Jada® System?
The Jada® System is an innovative device designed to help clinicians rapidly control postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) by using gentle vacuum technology to stimulate the uterus’ natural contraction response. Available through NHS Supply Chain, it offers an alternative to traditional tamponade-based interventions for managing uterine bleeding after childbirth.
Why it matters
Postpartum haemorrhage remains one of the leading causes of maternal mortality in the UK. Rapid recognition and effective treatment are critical to improving outcomes for women experiencing excessive bleeding following birth.
How Jada® System works
Unlike interventions that apply pressure to control bleeding, the Jada® System uses low-level vacuum to encourage the uterus to contract naturally, helping to close open blood vessels and reduce blood loss. The device also enables clinicians to monitor collected blood loss, supporting timely decision-making and escalation of care when needed.
Speak to the team to learn more:
Care Pathway Team
Lisa Charlesworth
Clinical Specialist, Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Key benefits
- Supports rapid management of postpartum haemorrhage.
- Stimulates the body’s natural uterine contraction response.
- Enables visible monitoring of blood loss.
- Supports accurate blood loss recording in line with maternity care recommendations.
- Designed for simple integration into clinical practice.
Suitable for:
- Maternity units
- Labour wards
- Obstetric teams
- Midwifery services
- NHS procurement teams evaluating innovative maternity solutions
Product details
| Attribute | Detail |
| Supplier | Laborie |
| Product | Jada® System |
| Supply route | eDirect |
| Unit of issue | 3 |
| Classification | Class IIa sterile, single-use device |