Research by the National Library of Medicine showed that increased efforts to improve coordination between members of health care in response to PPH contributed to the reduced morbidity of the mother. Fast identification of the cause, control of bleeding and initiating treatment is the priority. However, this is not possible without a coherent interprofessional team that includes doctors, technicians, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory staff and labor and delivery nurses who effectively communicate and coordinate to optimize patient-oriented care.
In a country, such as India, where monitoring is typically limited to the first six weeks after delivery, the consciousness about the cardiovascular risk of PPH is vital. The structural health in India often results in iron shortcomings, anemic and malnourished people who become pregnant, making them vulnerable to other complications such as anemia -induced hypertension
Although the primary focus must reduce the PPH, detection and treatment cannot be ignored.
The E-Motive Clinical Study includes a calibrated blood collection drapes and a rapid treatment bundle (including the uterus MAssage, OXytocics, TRanexamic acids, IV liquids, Valuatie and oneScalation protocols) that has been proven to reduce the results of adverse PPH by 60%, according to a Lancet Health Study.
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