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South Australia Tertiary referred obstetrics Halfway education meeting Presented by : Professor Jon Hyatt Senior Staff Specialist in Obstetrics, Maternal and Fetal Medicine and Head of High Risk Obstetrics,

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How to fill out tertiary referred obstetrics:

1. Gather all relevant medical records and information about the patient, including their medical history, previous obstetric care, and any complications or issues that may be relevant to the referral.
2. Clearly identify the reason for the referral and the specific area of obstetric care required, such as high-risk pregnancy management, fetal medicine, or specialized obstetric surgery.
3. Provide a detailed description of the patient's current obstetric condition, including any relevant test results, ultrasound findings, or diagnostic procedures that have been performed.
4. Include any specific preferences or requirements the patient may have, such as a preference for a particular healthcare provider or hospital, or any cultural or religious considerations that should be taken into account.
5. Clearly outline any anticipated risks, complications, or challenges associated with the patient's condition and provide any relevant recommendations or management strategies.
6. Ensure that all necessary documentation, such as referral forms, medical reports, and imaging studies, are completed accurately and attached to the referral.
7. Communicate the referral to the appropriate healthcare provider or facility, ensuring that it is sent securely and in a timely manner.

Who needs tertiary referred obstetrics?

1. Patients with complex or high-risk obstetric conditions that require specialized expertise or resources beyond what is available in primary or secondary care settings.
2. Women with maternal medical conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension, or autoimmune disorders, that require ongoing monitoring and management during pregnancy.
3. Pregnant women with fetal abnormalities or complications that require specialized prenatal diagnostic testing or fetal interventions.
4. Individuals with a history of obstetric complications, such as previous preterm labor, multiple gestations, or recurrent pregnancy loss, who may require closer monitoring and management.
5. Women with prior obstetric surgeries or procedures, such as cesarean section or uterine surgery, who may require specialized obstetric care during subsequent pregnancies.
6. Patients with specific cultural, religious, or social considerations that require specialized obstetric care, such as adherence to certain dietary or care practices during pregnancy.
7. Individuals with complex psychosocial needs or mental health conditions that may impact their obstetric care and require additional support or interventions.

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What is tertiary referred obstetrics?

Tertiary referred obstetrics refers to specialized obstetric care provided to patients who have been referred from primary or secondary care providers.

Who is required to file tertiary referred obstetrics?

Healthcare providers who offer specialized obstetric care and receive referrals from primary or secondary care providers are required to file tertiary referred obstetrics.

How to fill out tertiary referred obstetrics?

Tertiary referred obstetrics can be filled out by documenting the patient's medical history, treatment received, and outcomes of specialized obstetric care provided.

What is the purpose of tertiary referred obstetrics?

The purpose of tertiary referred obstetrics is to ensure that patients with complicated obstetric needs receive appropriate specialized care and follow-up treatment.

What information must be reported on tertiary referred obstetrics?

Information such as patient demographics, referral source, diagnosis, treatment provided, and outcomes must be reported on tertiary referred obstetrics.