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Single Room Maternity Care (LDRP)

From: charlene iverson (civerson@pgrhosp.hnet.bc.ca)
Fri, 1 Nov 2002 12:54:58 -0600 (CST)

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Our facility is considering combining our LDR and Postpartum/Antepartum Units. At present they are on seperate floors. This would allow us to have LDRP rooms where the family can stay with the patient. We are not sure if we will have an OR on the unit. I would like to hear from other nurses going through this same process or that already work in Single Room Maternity Care units. What are the benefits? Drawbacks. Any suggestions? What about cross training? We have about 1100 births per year and are about 500 miles away from a tertiary care center so we have a fair bit of high risk. I forgot to mention we are in Canada.

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C.Iverson Clinical Instructor CFCU/LDR
Prince George Regional Hospital
Prince George, British Columbia
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