Category
Standard
Type
Standard
Access
Open
Status
Active
Created
April 2021
This clinical care standard describes the care that women should receive when they are pregnant or experience a third or fourth degree perineal tear during birth. It applies to care provided during pregnancy, labour, birth and the postpartum period, as well as postoperative and longer-term follow-up care.
Main sections:
- Third and fourth degree perineal tears clinical care standard
- Indicators
- Clinical care standards
- About the third and fourth degree perineal tears clinical care standard
- How to use this clinical care standard
- Background: third and fourth degree perineal tears
- Information, shared decision making and informed consent
- Reducing risk during pregnancy, labour and birth
- Instrumental vaginal birth
- Identifying third and fourth degree perineal tears
- Repairing third and fourth degree perineal tears
- Postoperative care
- Follow-up care post-discharge
Main sections:
- Third and fourth degree perineal tears clinical care standard
- Indicators
- Clinical care standards
- About the third and fourth degree perineal tears clinical care standard
- How to use this clinical care standard
- Background: third and fourth degree perineal tears
- Information, shared decision making and informed consent
- Reducing risk during pregnancy, labour and birth
- Instrumental vaginal birth
- Identifying third and fourth degree perineal tears
- Repairing third and fourth degree perineal tears
- Postoperative care
- Follow-up care post-discharge
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