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Community Midwifery Program

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New and Updated Guidelines

Clinical guidelines under review remain the current endorsed clinical guideline until the review is complete.

Antenatal Care

 Date Reviewed
Absence of Fetal Heart- Antepartum- see O&G guideline: Perinatal Loss
  
Antenatal Care Flowchart - refer to CMP Procedure manual
  
Antenatal care Subsequent Appointments
 January 2016
Antepartum Haemorrhage
 October 2016 
EPDS and Perinatal Mental Health
 March 2019
GBS Screening- refer to O&G GBS guideline
  
VBAC and Risk Model Flowchart - refer to CMP Procedure manual
  

Intrapartum Care

 Date Reviewed
Absence of fetal heart during labour-- see O&G guideline: Perinatal Loss
BBA April 2020
Leaving Mother and Baby after the Birth April 2020
Retained Placenta May 2016
Labour: First Stage and Second Stage- refer to O&G guidelines

Obstetric Emergencies

 Date Reviewed
Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH) at Home with CMP - Access through Restricted Area Guidelines (Healthpoint  only) or contact the Clinical Guidelines Co - ordinator at KEMH December 2017

Postnatal Care

 Date Reviewed
Maternal Infections September 2016
Maternal Observations April 2020
Neonatal observations and care- refer to O&G 'Neonatal Care' guideline  

Standard Protocols

 Date Reviewed
Definition: A comprehensive set of rigid criteria outlining the management steps for a single clinical condition or aspects of organisation
Non-compliance of client with CMP midwifery standard of practice  March 2019
Clinical Handover - refer to CMP Procedure manual
Demand and Diversion March 2020
CMP Inclusion Criteria for Risk Model of Care Sept 2019
CMP Inclusion Criteria at Booking: Protocol and Procedure (previously called Homebirth Inclusion Criteria) Sept 2019
CMP Models of Care Sept 2019
Use of Complementary Therapies- Refer to O&G 'Pain Management' guideline

Structured Administration Supply Arrangements

  
The SASA's have recently moved to the new SASA section of the Pharmacy Guidelines page (available to WA Health employees through Healthpoint)
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