Antepartum Care
There should be policies for the care of pregnant patients with obstetric, medical, or surgical complications and for maternal transfer.
Intra-partum Services: Labor and Delivery
Intra-partum care should be both personalized and comprehensive for the mother and fetus. There should be written policies and procedures in regard to:
3. Medical records (including complete prenatal history and physical)5. Management of labor including assessment of fetal well-being: c. Premature rupture of membranesd. Preeclampsia/eclampsiae. Third trimester hemorrhagef. Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH)6. Patient receiving oxytocic or tocolytics7. Patients with stillbirths and miscarriages8. Pain control during labor and delivery9. Management of delivery10. Emergency cesarean delivery (capability within 30 minutes)11. Assessment of fetal maturity prior to repeat cesarean delivery or induction of labor12. Vaginal birth after cesarean delivery13. Assessment and care of neonate in the delivery room14. Infection control in the obstetric and newborn areas15. A delivery room shall be kept that will indicate:a. The name of the patientg. Name of person assistingh. What complications, if any, occurredi. Type of anesthesia usedj. Name of person administering anesthesia17. immediate postpartum/recovery careNewborn Care
There shall be policies and procedures for providing care of the neonate including:
1. Immediate stabilization period2. Neonate identification and security3. Assessment of neonatal risks4. Cord blood, Coombs, and serology testing7. Administration of Vitamin K12. Admission of neonates born outside of facility14. Care of or stabilization and transfer of high-risk neonatesPostpartum Care
There shall be policies and procedures for postpartum care of mother:
2. Subsequent care (bed rest, ambulation, diet, care of the vulva, care of the bowel and bladder functions, bathing, care of the breasts, temperature elevation)3. Postpartum sterilization4. Immunization: RHIG and Rubella15 Miss. Code. R. 8-90-04-405.04