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How to fill out shared care pregnancy:

1. Begin by contacting your healthcare provider, such as your obstetrician or midwife, to discuss the option of shared care pregnancy. They will provide you with information on the process and guide you through the necessary steps.
2. Schedule an appointment with your primary care provider, typically your general practitioner or family doctor, to establish the shared care arrangement. They will work alongside your obstetrician or midwife throughout your pregnancy.
3. During your initial appointment, bring any relevant medical records, such as previous pregnancies, lab results, and ultrasound reports. This will help your primary care provider understand your medical history and make informed decisions about your prenatal care.
4. Attend regular check-ups with both your primary care provider and obstetrician or midwife as recommended. These appointments will involve monitoring your health, tracking the growth and development of your baby, conducting necessary tests, and providing prenatal education.
5. Communicate openly with both your primary care provider and obstetrician or midwife about any concerns, symptoms, or changes you experience during your pregnancy. They will work together to provide comprehensive care and address any issues that may arise.

Who needs shared care pregnancy:

1. Women who have a pre-existing medical condition, such as diabetes, hypertension, or a history of pregnancy complications, may benefit from shared care pregnancy. This arrangement ensures that both their obstetrician or midwife specializing in prenatal care and their primary care provider managing their overall health can collaborate to provide comprehensive support.
2. Women who prefer a collaborative approach to their prenatal care may choose shared care pregnancy. This allows for a combination of medical expertise and personalized care from both the obstetrician or midwife and the primary care provider.
3. Women who live in areas with limited access to obstetric care may opt for shared care pregnancy. In such cases, their primary care provider can provide routine prenatal care and coordinate with the obstetrician or midwife for specialized interventions or consultations when necessary.

Please note that the specific requirements and recommendations for shared care pregnancy may vary depending on the healthcare system and individual circumstances. It is important to consult with healthcare professionals to determine the most appropriate approach for your specific situation.

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What is shared care pregnancy?

Shared care pregnancy is a model of maternity care where the pregnant woman receives prenatal care from both her general practitioner and a hospital or obstetrician.

Who is required to file shared care pregnancy?

Pregnant women who wish to receive combined care from their general practitioner and a hospital or obstetrician must file for shared care pregnancy.

How to fill out shared care pregnancy?

To fill out shared care pregnancy, the pregnant woman should discuss with her general practitioner and the hospital or obstetrician to coordinate care and document the agreement in the shared care pregnancy form.

What is the purpose of shared care pregnancy?

The purpose of shared care pregnancy is to provide comprehensive and coordinated prenatal care for pregnant women by involving both their general practitioner and a hospital or obstetrician.

What information must be reported on shared care pregnancy?

Shared care pregnancy requires reporting the agreement between the pregnant woman, her general practitioner, and the hospital or obstetrician regarding the shared care plan.