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keeping track of rh negative obstetric patients

From: susan (daughertysusan@hotmail.com)
Thu, 18 Apr 2002 09:34:02 -0500 (CDT)

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Our obstetric office staff has had some major employee revisions and we would like to ask how other offices effectively manage keeping track of the rh negative patients and making sure that the rhogam adminstration times are not overlooked. We currently have a clipboard with the patient's name, clinic number, blood type and rh, approximate date of 24-28 wk gestation visit and area to sign when rhogam administered. This just doesn't seem to work real well. I realize that the Dr and the receptionist should also be in the realm of awareness but if anyone has a better way of keeping track, I would appreciate the suggestion. Susan

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