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Implications for Practice, Applying the Recommendations of the Confidential Enquiries
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By
Grace Edwards, RGN, RM, ADM, CertEd, MEd, PhD, Consultant Midwife in Public Health, Liverpool Women's Hospital, Liverpool
Description
This U.K. book's key findings and recommendations of the Confidential Enquiries are summarized in a clear, simple and accessible way, emphasizing the implications for clinical practice.
Audience
Midwives, trainee and qualified; neonatal nurses
Contents
Chapter 1
Introduction
Local national and international trends in perinatal and infant mortality
History
of the Confidential Enquiries
Work of CESDI, CEMD, and CNST
Past programmes of the confidential Enquiries
Future programmes.
Chapter
2
Introduction
Antenatal care
Trends in stillbirths within England Wales and Northern Ireland
The antenatal
stillbirth Confidential Enquiries
Suboptimal factors
Recommendations
Paediatric Post mortems
Chapter 3
Introduction
Intrapartum
care
The intrapartum Confidential Enquiries.
Suboptimal factors
Recommendations
Chapter 4
Introduction
Neonatal
care
Survival rates of premature babies
Project 27 - 28 Confidential Enquiries
Suboptimal factors
Recommendations
Chapter
5
Introduction
Rare adverse advents in maternity care
Ruptured uterus
Shoulder dystocia
Breech birth
Home
birth
Suboptimal factors
Recommendations
Chapter 6
Introduction
Sudden Unexplained deaths
in Infancy
SUDI Confidential Enquiries
Suboptimal factors
Recommendations
Chapter 7
Introduction
Confidential
Enquiries into maternal deaths
Recurrent themes
Suboptimal factors
Recommendations
Chapter 8
Introduction
Changing
practice
Clinical negligence scheme for trusts
Clinical governance
Organisational change
Changing practice
Chapter
9
Conclusion
Summary and statistics
| Bibliographic details |
Paperback, 160 pages, publication date: JUN-2004
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-8789-8
ISBN-10: 0-7506-8789-4
Imprint: BOOKS FOR MIDWIVES
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062/625
Last update: 30 Nov 2009
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