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Anaesthesia Clinical Indicators Version 5.1INDICATORCI 6.1CI 6.2CI 6.3NumeratorDenominatorNumeratorDenominatorNumeratorDenominatorTotal number of obstetric patients who experience a post-duralpuncture headache, during the time period under study.Total number of obstetric patients receiving epidural/spinalanalgesia, during the time period under studyTotal number of patients who commence surgery within 30minutes of request for immediate lower segment cesariansection (LSCS), during the time period under studyTotal number of patients requiring immediate lower segmentcesarian section (LSCS), during the time period under studyTotal number of obstetric patients who have documentation ofrisks and benefits of spinal analgesia/epidural, during the timeperiod under study.Total number of obstetric patients receiving epidural/spinalanalgesia, during the time period under studyThese indicators can be used to support the following EQuIP5 criteria:INDICATORS6.1 6.2 6.3CRITERION 1.1.1 Assessment 1.1.2 Care Planning and Delivery 1.1.3 Informed consent 1.1.4 Evaluation of Care 1.1.8 Health record documentation 1.3.1 Appropriateness of Care 1.4.1 Effectiveness of CareACHS Clinical Indicator User Manual 2011 21
Area: 1 Pre-anaesthesia PeriodAnaesthesia Indicators Version 5First Half 2011Topic: Adequate pre-anaesthesia consultation of the surgical patient.1.1 Adequate pre-anaesthesia assessment of the surgical patient.Numerator From: To:Total number of patients with a documented pre-anaesthesia assessment completed by ananaesthetist prior to transfer to the operating theatre or procedure room, during the timeperiod under study.DenominatorTotal number of patients who undergo a procedure with an anaesthetist in attendance,during the time period under study.In collecting and reporting the data for this indicator the definitions in theUsers Manual were followed preciselyComments:YesNo08-Feb-2011 14:10 1
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