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

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E. Apgar scores
Table 37: Apgar scores at 1 and 5 minutes
Newborn babies from each category of women
Standard care Grey zone care Intermediate care
Apgar score at 1 minute mothers
mothers
mothers
0-3 539 1.0% 782 2.3% 738 7.9%
4-6 2,265 4.2% 2,339 6.9% 831 8.9%
7-10
51,466 94.8% 30,673 90.8% 7,805 83.3%
All 54,270 100.0% 33,794 100.0% 9,374 100.0%
Nb of newborns with intensive care mothers = 786 - Missing and Incompleted data = 16
Apgar score at 5 minute
0-3 108 0.2% 138 0.4% 462 4.9%
4-6 382 0.7% 538 1.6% 229 2.4%
7-10 53,779 99.1% 33,117 98.0% 8,682 92.6%
All 54,269 100.0% 33,793 100.0% 9,373 100.0%
Nb of newborns with intensive care mothers = 786 - Missing and Incompleted data = 19
Source: Merged IMA and MKG/RCM Data 01/10/2003 – 30/09/2004
Admissions
The proportion of newborns with a low Apgar score (0-3) at 1 minute increases from
standard care to intensive care mothers. The differences are statistically significant (χ²
test, p value < 0.0001).
The low Apgar score (0-3) at 5 minutes increase from standard care to intermediate
care.
F. Proportion of admissions to NIC and N*
Table 38: Proportion of neonates admitted to NIC and N* according to level
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Newborn babies from each category of women
Standard care
mothers
Grey zone care
mothers
Intermediate care
mothers
NIC 86 0.2% 2,165 6.4% 1,647 17.6%
N* 8,554 15.8% 6,145 18.2% 2,119 22.6%
Nb of newborns with intensive care mothers = 786 - Missing and Incompleted data = 5
Source: Merged IMA and MKG/RCM Data 01/10/2003 – 30/09/2004
The proportion of newborns admitted to a NIC-service or N*-service increases
following the classification of mothers from standard care to intermediate care.
The proportion of neonates staying in NIC-services varies from 0.2% in standard to
6.4% in the grey zone to 17.6% in intermediate care .
The proportion of neonates staying in N* varies from 15.8% in standard to 18.2% in
grey zone to 22.6% in intermediate care category.
All these differences are statistically significant (χ² test, p value