Obstetric Hemorrhage
This initiative follows the AIM patient safety bundle of the same name.
Overview
Initiative Overview
This initiative focuses on improving the recognition and provision of standardized, responsive care to birthing people experiencing obstetric hemorrhage. Health care teams will implement a universal hemorrhage risk assessment, record cumulative quantification of blood loss and provide timely debrief, including information and resources for those who experience an obstetric hemorrhage.
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Missouri PQC Launches Data Dashboards for Birthing Hospitals
October 30, 2024
New data dashboards are available for hospitals participating in the MO PQC. The dashboards, developed by the Hospital Industry Data Institute, include severe maternal morbidity data, cesarean section...
Understanding Obstetric Hemorrhage: Insights From a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner
August 12, 2024
Obstetric hemorrhage remains a significant concern in maternal health. Despite advancements in treatment, excessive bleeding is still a leading cause of pregnancy-related deaths in the U.S. In Missouri,...
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