Journal of obstetrics and gynaecology Canada : JOGC = Journal d'obstetrique et gynecologie du Canada : JOGC · 2016
Obstetric and Anaesthesia Checklists for the Management of Morbidly Adherent Placenta.
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Walker Melissa G, Pollard Lindsay, Talati Chiraag, Carvalho Jose C A, Allen Lisa M, Kachura John, Murji Ally, Kingdom John C, Windrim Rory
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OBJECTIVE: To develop an integrated checklist for the management of patients with suspected morbidly adherent placenta (MAP).
METHODS: A checklist process was developed incrementally by clinicians in the disciplines of maternal-fetal medicine, gynaecology, medical imaging, and anaesthesia for management of women with suspected MAP.
RESULTS: Over a five-year period of debriefing after individual cases, a comprehensive checklist system was developed. The checklist is activated upon referral if MAP is suspected at an initial maternal-fetal medicine consultation; the process is subsequently guided by a clinical nurse specialist, leading to a standardized program of care.
CONCLUSIONS: Having a checklist process facilitates standardized care and optimal communication between specialists, providing team-based care for women with this potentially serious complication of pregnancy.
METHODS: A checklist process was developed incrementally by clinicians in the disciplines of maternal-fetal medicine, gynaecology, medical imaging, and anaesthesia for management of women with suspected MAP.
RESULTS: Over a five-year period of debriefing after individual cases, a comprehensive checklist system was developed. The checklist is activated upon referral if MAP is suspected at an initial maternal-fetal medicine consultation; the process is subsequently guided by a clinical nurse specialist, leading to a standardized program of care.
CONCLUSIONS: Having a checklist process facilitates standardized care and optimal communication between specialists, providing team-based care for women with this potentially serious complication of pregnancy.