Wrap-up of Obstetrical Harm Prevention Project Anne Banfield, MD, FACOG.

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Wrap-up of Obstetrical Harm Prevention Project Anne Banfield, MD, FACOG

The Roadshow

Obstetric Hemorrhage Readiness What we can do……. Prevent and practice Quantify blood loss (for all births?) Be alert to vital sign triggers Actively manage the 3 rd stage of labor “Move along” with uterotonic medications Intrauterine balloon/B-lynch sutures New approach to blood products PRACTICE WITH YOUR PROTOCOL

Obstetric Hemorrhage Readiness Questions to consider Do we have a hemorrhage policy and are the components in place? Are we prepared for a placenta acreta? Do we have an evaluation and referral plan? Are we screening all admissions? Are the offices up to speed? Is the obstetric unit staff up to date?

Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy Don’t forget the new definition: Blood pressure: systolic > 140 mmHg or diastoic > 90 mmgHg After 20 wks gestation AND Proteinuria (urinary excretion 0.3g or higher in 24 hrs) OR New onset any of the following Thromocytopenia (<100,000/mL) Renal insufficiency (Cr >1.1mg/dL or doubling) Impaired liver function (twice normal concentraction Pulmonary edema Cerebral or visual symptoms

Hypertensive disoders of pregnancy Considerations Use Protein to Creatinine ratio Don’t wait 4 hours in Hypertensive Emergency Consider each case before using Magnesium Not everyone will present with “classic” symptoms Don’t forget Patient’s risk factors Not everything is Preeclampsia Preeclamptics don’t manage fluid like other pregnant patients Obstetrics is a team sport!

Davis Medical Center PP Hemorrhage & Preeclampsia policy in place Reminder cards each room Preeclampsia & PP Hemorrhage order set awaiting approval

Fairmont General Hospital Ob hemorrhage management policy in place

Grant Memorial Hospital Postpartum hemorrhage policy in place Reminder cards in use

Greenbrier Valley Medical Center Obstetrical Hemorrhage policy in place Check-list for in-room use in place

Ohio Valley Medical Center Postpartum hemorrhage & Balloon catheter order sets in process Postpartum hemorrhage protocol in process Hemorrhage risk factor evaluation in place

Pleasant Valley Hospital Postpartum hemorrhage policy in place

Princeton Community Hospital Postpartum Hemorrhage Policy in place

Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital Blood loss competency in place Creating drills to maintain skills Postpartum Hemorrhage policy and procedure in process Delivery tackle box & OB cluster cart in each room on admission, postpartum hemorrhage kit added at time of delivery

Summersville Regional Medical Center Postpartum hemorrhage policy in draft

Welch Community Hospital Williamson Memorial Hospital

Policy, Procedure & Order set review Perinatal Partnership Outreach Education Committee will provide review services for any hospital interested in outside evaluation and feedback on policies, procedures or order sets.

Resources Checklists/psc010.pdf?dmc=1&ts= T Checklists/psc010.pdf?dmc=1&ts= T Districts/District-II/SMI-Other-Resources-and-Posters Districts/District-II/SMI-Other-Resources-and-Posters Plan to arrange for shared file where policies, procedures and order sets can be used by all member hospitals to further development in their facilities