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1. The epidemiology of life-threatening complications associated with reproductive process in public hospitals in Argentina

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Karolinski, A, Mercer, R, Micone, P, Ocampo, C, Mazzoni, A, Fontana, O, Messina, A, Winograd, R, Frers, M C, Nassif, J C, Elordi, H C, Lapidus, A, Taddeo, C, Damiano, M, Lambruschini, R, Muzzio, C, Pecker, B, Natale, S, Nowacki, D, Betular, Á, Breccia, G, Di Biase, L, Montes Varela, D, Dunaiewsky, A, Minsk, E, Fernández, D, Martire, L, Huespe, M, Laterra, C, Spagnuolo, R, and Gregoris, C

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2013
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2. Evidence-based maternal and perinatal healthcare practices in public hospitals in Argentina.

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Karolinski A, Micone P, Mercer R, Gibbons L, Althabe F, Belizán JM, Messina A, Lapidus A, Correa A, Taddeo C, Lambruschini R, Bertin M, Dibiase L, Montes Varela D, and Laterra C

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Adrenal Cortex Hormones therapeutic use, Argentina, Dietary Supplements statistics & numerical data, Episiotomy statistics & numerical data, Female, Folic Acid administration & dosage, Humans, Iron administration & dosage, Labor Stage, Third, Pregnancy, Premature Birth drug therapy, Prospective Studies, Evidence-Based Medicine statistics & numerical data, Hospitals, Maternity statistics & numerical data, Hospitals, Public statistics & numerical data, Quality of Health Care statistics & numerical data
Abstract

Objective: To investigate the use of beneficial maternal and perinatal healthcare practices in a network of public maternity hospitals in Argentina., Method: A multicenter, prospective, descriptive study of 6661 deliveries in 9 hospitals. The use of 5 obstetric care practices that reduce maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality was evaluated., Results: Median use rates for the selected practices were: continuous support for women during childbirth (17.9%); corticosteroids for preterm birth (35.3%); avoidance of episiotomy in primiparous women (41.2%); iron and folate supplementation (52.5%); active management of third stage of labor (93.5%)., Conclusion: There is limited use of the selected evidence-based maternal and perinatal practices in public hospitals in Argentina and a large variation in their use among and within hospitals. Efforts should be made to increase the use of these evidence-based practices.

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2009
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