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Maternity Morbidity & Mortality Forum SW Victoria 2010 STATS (Your Service Name and Brand here) e.g. Timboon District Healthcare Service 15 minutes to present STATS & case presentation 5 minute group comment
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Data source reference (VAED data) Pregnancy childbirth & the puerperium Information to give HIM at your when requesting / collating your data (Omit this slide when you have completed your presentation) Code for delivery (O80 – 084) Duration of pregnancy – O009 (category O09) O09.4 26 – 33 Completed weeks & O09.5 34 – 36 Completed weeks Early onset of labour (O60 preterm labour and delivery) Fetal death in utero (O36.4) Premature rupture of membranes (042) < 37 weeks completed gestation Premature labour (O47.0). False labour < 37 weeks Complications of labour & delivery (060 – 075) O60.0 Preterm labour without delivery O60.1 Preterm spontaneous labour with delivery Failed Induction of labour (O61) O61.0 Failed medical induction (oxytocin / Prostin) O61.1 Failed instrumental induction of labour (mechanical surgical) Other failed induction of labour
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Service Capability Level of service aligned with Department of Health Capability framework http://docs.health.vic.gov.au/docs/doc/Capability-framework-for- Victorian-maternity-and-newborn-services http://docs.health.vic.gov.au/docs/doc/Capability-framework-for- Victorian-maternity-and-newborn-services Level = (1 – 6) Variance to Capability (no of episodes / cases) over past 12 months = Reasons (Workforce / equipment)
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General Service Stats Number of women giving birth in State Public Hospitals Total Number of Births = Primigravida = Multigravida = Preterm birth < 33/40 = Preterm birth < 37 completed weeks = Total Number of babies Born =
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Mode of birth Your Service Normal birth % Forceps % Ventouse % EL LUSCS % EM LUSCS % Vaginal Breech % VBAC % State STATS Normal Birth % Forceps % Ventouse % EL LUSCS % EM LUSCS % Mat indicator (1b)- rate of C/S in standard Primip Vaginal Breech % VBAC % Mat Indicator 4 – VB after primary C/S)
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Maternity STATS Your Service IOL Primips % Gestation @ induction = Mode of birth = IOL Multi’s % Gestation @ Induction = PPH = MROP = Stillbirths = Neonatal Deaths = State STATS IOL Primips % Mat Indicator (1a) rate of inductions' in standard Primip PPH = MROP = Stillbirths = Neonatal deaths =
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Analgesia / Anaesthesia Labour & Birth Your Service Nil % Inhalational % Narcotic % Epidural % Spinal % GA % Other % Regional STATS Nil % Inhalational % Narcotic % Epidural % Spinal % GA % Other %
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Maternal transfers out to a service / clinician providing higher level of care (brief reason for transfer) Number of Antenatal Transfers = fFN deciding factor (TPL) Yes / No Number of Intrapartum Transfers = Number of Postnatal Transfers = Tertiary level transfer Yes / No Transfers back to referring service < 24hrs (if > 24hrs provide comment)
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Neonatal Transfers out Regional transfer to SWHC = Transfer to tertiary centre = (e.g. IUGR/ Prematurity < 37 weeks Prematurity < 32 weeks) Other Time of decision to transfer to departure from hospital State STATS – NETS retrievals 2010 = (Mat Indicator 2 – Term infants without birth defects who require additional care).
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Case presentation guide (omit this slide when you have selected your case) e.g. IOL CTG reduced variability / reactivity - baseline FHR 100 method of induction Labour History Birth History (type of birth, NVB, Assisted, LUSCS) Apgar Scores Neonatal management (resuscitation) Transfer details Investigations Outcome Discharge Post discharge follow up
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Case presentation selected by service Age, Primip / Multi Intended place of birth, actual place of birth - ? Transfer Description of condition / diagnosis Past Obstetric History Past Medical History relevant to clinical situation Tests & Investigations this pregnancy? Clinical Picture; pregnancy / birth post partum Sequence of events Treatment Outcome Implications for ongoing practice Evidence Base
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Group Discussion Expert Comments Analyse the circumstances Recommendations for future practice Initiate appropriate action for process improvement
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