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RISK FOR PATIENT IN LABOR ROOM: Hemorrhage, Hypertension, Preeclampsia, Umbilical cord prolapse, Fetal distress, Shoulder dystocia, Placental abruption, Uterine rupture, Meconium aspiration, Postpartum hemorrhage, Retained placenta, Maternal fever, Fetal macrosomia, Premature rupture of membranes, Failed induction,
Ensuring hospitals and patient care settings offer high-quality care while keeping everyone safe is crucial. Here are some important things to consider:
Firstly, it's vital to focus on the patient's needs and preferences. Involving patients in decisions about their care and communicating openly with them can build trust and lead to better outcomes. Effective communication between healthcare providers, patients, and their families is also essential. This helps prevent mistakes and ensures everyone understands the care plan.
Secondly, maintaining high clinical standards is important. Healthcare staff should receive ongoing training in evidence-based practices to deliver quality care consistently. Additionally, measures to ensure medication safety, infection control, and patient safety culture should be in place. Regular equipment maintenance and emergency preparedness plans further contribute to a safe and effective care environment. Finally, providing clear information to patients and families about their condition and treatment empowers them to be active participants in their care and reduces the risk of complications.
RU-vid channel
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Hi, This RU-vid channel has been created to help postgraduate trainees in Obstetrics and Gynecology learn and develop clinical skills for history taking, communication, counselling, quality assurance, critical reading of the literature.
8 фев 2024
