Soins maternels intensifs (Maternal Intensive Care) en Belgique - KCE

Status
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Table 22 shows that The number of transfers received by each hospital with MICservice
varies from 4 to 104. The proportion of tranfers per MIC-beds varies from 0.5
to 12.8 transfers per MIC-bed.
The university hospital in Gent with 12.8 transfers per MIC-beds and the university
hospital in Antwerp with 12.3 transfers per MIC-bed are the maternities with the
highest proportion of tranfers per MIC-bed.
The non-MIC maternities receive 211 transfers among which 150 were IUT. Among
these maternities, two have 15 NIC-beds: the CHU de Charleroi received 12 transfers
of mothers (9 IUT and 3 postpartum) and the CHR de Namur receives 4 transfers (0
IUT and 4 postpartum). The RHMS (Réseau Hospitalier de Médecine Sociale) receives
10 transfers (10 IUT), the hospital Famenne-Ardennes receives 6 transfers (4 IUT and 2
postpartum).
E. Neonates
PLACE OF BIRTH
Of the 98,240 neonates, 28.1% (N = 27,628) were born in a maternity with MICservices.
As shown in the tables underneath, this proportion varies according to the neonates’
characteristics.
Table 23: Place of birth and status of newborn according to type of
maternity
Maternities
without MIC-services
Maternities
with MIC-services All
Life birth 70,348 99.6% 27,269 98.7% 97,617 99.4%
Still born 226 0.3% 207 07% 433 0.4%
Died during in-patient stay 36 0.1% 145 0.5% 181 0.2%
Other 2 7 9
All 70,612 100.0% 27,628 100.0% 98,240 100.0%
Source: Merged IMA and MKG/RCM Data 01/10/2003 – 30/09/2004
Status
The proportion of stillborns within the two types of maternities is 0.3 % without MICservices
versus 0.7 % with MIC-service. The difference in proportion is statistically
significant (χ² test, p value