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72 JAARINDEX <strong>2014</strong> KENNISPOORT VERLOSKUNDEWWW.KENNISPOORT-VERLOSKUNDE.NL 7372 73ORGANISATIEINNOVATIEORGANISATIEINNOVATIEThe impact of obstetric team training on management and outcomeof the Big 4 causes of perinatal mortality in the NetherlandsInventarisation of (interventions in) protocols that optimize a normalbirth process in EuropeIn Nederland worden laag-risico zwangeren in de eerste lijn begeleid en hoog-risico zwangeren in de tweede/derde lijn. Eengroot deel van de zwangeren uit de eerste lijn wordt verwezen naar de tweede/derde lijn. Communicatie en samenwerkingtussen de verschillende zorgverleners is daarom essentieel. Deze projectstudie onderzoekt of teamtraining in simulatiesettingvan alle betrokken zorgverleners in de keten zoals ambulance personeel, verloskundigen, kraamverzorgenden, verpleegkundigenen gynaecologen, tot beter procesmanagement van de Big 4 (vroeggeboorte, groeivertraging, congenitale afwijkingenen zuurstofgebrek tijdens de geboorte) en perinatale uitkomst leidt. Deze transmurale teamtraining in simulatiesetting vindtplaats in de regio Zuid-Oost Brabant.DoelDe perinatale uitkomst verbeteren door de samenwerking enprocesmanagement van de Big 4 binnen de keten van zorg teverbeteren.Vraagstelling/HypotheseTransmurale teamtraining in simulatiesetting, met de focus opprocesmanagement van de Big 4, leidt tot een betere perinataleuitkomst.RelevantiePerinatale sterfte in Nederland is relatief hoog. Het ismaatschappelijk relevant en van belang voor de patiënt om deperinatale uitkomst te verbeteren. Een mogelijk gevolg van dezestudie zou de implementatie van integrale verloskunde kunnen zijn.Projectleider(s)Dr. P.J. van Runnard HeimelDr. H. WijnenProjectuitvoerder(s)Drs. F.R. BangaContact projectDrs. F.R. Bangafrbanga@hotmail.comBegin en einddatumseptember 2012 - september 2016Samenwerkingspartners:ZonMw, projectnummer: 209020010Trefwoordperinatal mortality, obstetrics, education, simulation, team trainingAround 4.7 million European women experience childbirth annually. There are significant cross-EU differences in maternitycare cultures, philosophies, organization, uptake, and outcomes. The wide diversity of practices in Europe raises questionsabout the appropriate level of intervention during childbirth. Striking the right balance in terms of intervention in the normalbirth process between what best evidence suggests is medically beneficial and what effectively is ritualised practice as wellascertaining what women want is problematic. Even the <strong>def</strong>inition of normal birth and <strong>def</strong>ining what may be accepted as interventionposes a not insignificant challenge.In this study we aim to compare protocols between 21 European Countries. The focus of our comparison will be the interventionsdescribed in protocols that optimize a normal birth process as well as the proposed use of interventions that are potentiallyharmful to optimize the birth process.DoelTo advance scientific knowledge about ways of improving maternitycare provision and outcomes for mothers, babies and families acrossEurope.Vraagstelling/HypotheseWhich evidence based interventions aimed at the promotion ofnormal birth are incorporated in national or widely used protocolsin Europe.RelevantieThe wide diversity of practices in Europe raises questions about theappropriate level of intervention during childbirth. It is important togain insight in determinants that might influence the balance ofinterventions in the normal birth process that are medicallybeneficial and those that are ritualized and potential harmful forpregnant women.Projectleider(s)Dr. Marlies Rijnders, TNO Child HealthProjectuitvoerder(s)Doug Cronie Msc, Lucas Ziekenhuis AmsterdamDr. Marlies Rijnders, TNO Child HealthContact projectDoug Cronie MScD.cronie@slaz.nlBegin en einddatumdecember 2013 - december 2015Samenwerkingspartners21 EU partners collaborating in the Cost action IS0907: ChildbirthCultures, Concerns, and Consequences: Creating a dynamic EUframework for optimal maternity care

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