Date: Thursday, July 17, 2014
Time: 2:00 PM ET
Obstetrical adverse events that occur during hospitalization can result in significant harm to both mother and child. They are also costly due to complications and extended hospital stays. Many obstetrical adverse events are preventable. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ Partnership for Patients initiative has challenged hospital engagement networks to take obstetrical safety to the next level, move beyond elective deliveries, and tackle preeclampsia and maternal hemorrhage. Research shows hospitals have a strong chance to alter patient outcomes for these conditions.
This webinar focused on preeclampsia. Hypertensive disorders occur in as many as 22 percent of pregnancies and are responsible for approximately 17 percent of maternal mortality. A systematic approach to preeclampsia using readiness, recognition, and response can have a significant impact on patient safety.
This webinar discussed the following topics:
Obstetrician and Gynecologist
Maricopa Integrated Health System
Zaqueena Coleman, BSN, RN
Labor and Delivery Nurse
Maricopa Medical Center
Carolina Macaraeg, BSN, RN
Postpartum Nurse
Maricopa Medical Center
Mary Bachhuber, BSN, RN
Quality Analyst
Maricopa Medical Center
Vickie Sears, MS, RN
Improvement Coach
Essential Hospitals Engagement Network
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