Table 1 Prenatal record committee type, size and composition
| Â | Case 1 | Case 2 | Case 3 | Case 4 | Case 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Committee type and organizational affiliation | Ad hoc prenatal record working group convened and chaired by PH/RCP coordinator | Standing joint planning committee of the PH/RCP, co-chaired by physician and ministerial population health representative | Ad hoc committee of health ministry-appointed Maternal Perinatal Committee, coordinated by perinatal nurse-consultant and chaired by an obstetrician | Ad hoc prenatal record working group convened by PH/RCP, co-chaired by obstetrician and perinatal nurse consultant | Standing perinatal and maternal mortality committee of the provincial medical association, chaired by an obstetrician |
Committee size | Large (10–15 members) | Large (10–15 members) | Small (5–10 members) | Small (5–10 members) | Small (5–10 members) |
Membership composition | PH/RCP coordinator, GP representative from the provincial medical association, medical experts (e.g., GP, obstetrician, perinatalogist), nurse, midwife, electronic health record expert, data management specialist, experts in aboriginal health | PH/RCP coordinator, population health specialist, medical experts (GPs, obstetrician, pediatrician, reproductive care specialist), acute care nurse, community health nurse, dietician, consumer representatives data management specialist | Perinatal nurse-consultant, obstetrician, GP, midwife, community health nurse, representative from aboriginal women’s health program, medical officer of health | Obstetrician, perinatal nurse consultant, neonatalogist, GP, perinatal clinic nurse, acute care nurse | Obstetricians, GPs, pediatricians, neonatologists, representative from the provincial nurse’s association |