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Re: keeping track of rh negative obstetric patients

From: Claudia Twisdale RN (ctwisdale@mediaspecialty.com)
Thu, 18 Apr 2002 18:51:25 -0500 (CDT)

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Most OB offices I know flag the chart somehow, usually it is written on the OB history in red, and marked rh+ all over the other forms. Perhaps a sticker of some sort (like a big red dot or something)

At Thu, 18 Apr 2002, susan wrote: >
>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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