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qaFrom: Chambers, Charles E. (Chambers.Charles@mayo.edu)Thu Aug 12 08:54:56 1999
Our hospital is reviewing indicators for review of inpatient charts. One of the indicators being discussed is post vaginal delivery or post c-section hematocrit or hemoglobin. A number of values have been thrown around. Curious as to others values to use as a cutoff for chart review in each of these scenarios. We had also argued est. blood loss but felt this was way too subjective. ---------------------------- Charlie Chambers, MD ---------------------------- Owatonna Clinic-Mayo Health Systems ---------------------------- cchamber@mnic.net chambers.charles@mayo.edu
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