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2013 Perinatal Statistics Report Healthcare Pricing Office December 2014 ISBN 9781906218867 METADATA TITLE Perinatal Statistics Report, 2013 CREATOR Healthcare Pricing Office (HBO), Health Service

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How to fill out perinatal statistics report 2013:

1. Start by obtaining a copy of the perinatal statistics report template for the year 2013. This can usually be found on the official website of the relevant government or healthcare organization.
2. Begin by entering the necessary identifying information at the top of the report, such as the facility or organization name, report date, and any unique identifiers required.
3. Provide an overview of the reporting period, specifying the start and end dates for the data being reported. This period should typically align with the calendar year 2013.
4. Proceed to section one of the report, which usually focuses on maternal information. This may include details such as the number of pregnant women seen during the reporting period, the number of live births, stillbirths, or neonatal deaths, and any relevant demographic information.
5. In section two, focus on the newborns and capture information such as birth weight, gestational age, Apgar scores, and any congenital anomalies reported. Include data on whether the newborns required intensive care, specialized interventions, or experienced adverse outcomes.
6. Section three of the report typically covers perinatal healthcare services provided during the reporting period. Document the number of antenatal visits, deliveries performed, cesarean section rates, and the type of anesthesia used during childbirth.
7. Include information on any complications that arose during pregnancy or childbirth, such as hypertensive disorders, gestational diabetes, or infections.
8. Section four often addresses the use of medical interventions during labor and delivery. Record details about the use of fetal monitoring, induction of labor, episiotomy, and neonatal resuscitation.
9. In section five, highlight breastfeeding practices in the facility during the reporting period. Include the rate of initiation of breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding rates at discharge, and any interventions or support provided to promote breastfeeding.
10. Lastly, ensure that all relevant sections have been completed accurately and thoroughly. Double-check for any errors or omissions before submitting the completed perinatal statistics report 2013 to the appropriate authorities or supervisors.

Who needs perinatal statistics report 2013?

1. Healthcare organizations: Perinatal statistics reports are crucial for hospitals, clinics, and birthing centers to assess their performance, identify areas for improvement, and track trends in perinatal care and outcomes.
2. Public health agencies: Government bodies responsible for public health utilize perinatal statistics reports to monitor population health, identify disparities, and develop targeted interventions to improve perinatal outcomes.
3. Researchers and academics: Perinatal statistics reports serve as valuable data sources for researchers and academics studying various aspects of maternal and neonatal health, including trends, risk factors, and interventions.
4. Policy-makers and legislators: Perinatal statistics reports can inform policymaking decisions related to perinatal care, maternal health, and newborn health. These reports provide evidence to develop policies and allocate resources effectively.
5. Funding organizations: Foundations, charities, and international funding agencies may request perinatal statistics reports to assess the impact of their funding on improving perinatal health outcomes and maternal-newborn care.

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What is perinatal statistics report?

Perinatal statistics report is a report that documents data and information related to pregnancies, childbirth, and newborns.

Who is required to file perinatal statistics report?

Healthcare facilities, including hospitals and birthing centers, are required to file perinatal statistics report.

How to fill out perinatal statistics report?

Perinatal statistics report can be filled out electronically or on paper forms provided by the relevant health authorities.

What is the purpose of perinatal statistics report?

The purpose of perinatal statistics report is to collect and analyze data on maternal and infant health outcomes to improve healthcare services.

What information must be reported on perinatal statistics report?

Information such as maternal demographics, prenatal care, delivery methods, birth outcomes, and neonatal health must be reported on perinatal statistics report.