Severe maternal morbidity due to obstetric haemorrhage: Potential preventability.

Sam J LepineStacie E GellerMegan PledgerBeverley LawtonEvelyn Jane MacDonald

Published in: The Australian & New Zealand journal of obstetrics & gynaecology (2019)

Prompt recognition and treatment in accordance with evidence-based guidelines is imperative to decrease the burden of morbidity from obstetric haemorrhage. An emphasis on training clinicians to identify haemorrhage in a timely way may avoid unnecessary obstetric emergencies and can improve maternity and neonatal outcomes.

Keyphrases

pregnant women
pregnancy outcomes
palliative care
early onset
adverse drug
type diabetes
birth weight
metabolic syndrome
body mass index
human health
physical activity
preterm birth