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Table 1 Indicators, their set targets and Action points following presentation of first audit results

From: Improving the quality of obstetric care for women with obstructed labour in the national referral hospital in Uganda: lessons learnt from criteria based audit

Indicator

Currents status (At the initial audit)

Target (By the end of the second audit)

Action points during implementation

Contact Person and level of Achievement of target

Delays

23.3 % had reasons in patient notes for not delivering within the expected 2 h. 85.1 % of the reasons were theatre related

Increase the number of women accessing theatre within two hours from 32 to 64 %.

Scaling up the number of mothers having assisted vaginal delivery. Assigning mothers to midwives for closer observation.

Labour Suite in charge

Not achieved

IV fluids assessment prior to delivery

41 % had IV access line 28 % received at least 1 L

100 % for IV access and I litre of IV fluid administration

Better documentation of all IV fluids given. Have a checklist in all patients’ charts

Team on duty. Almost achieved

IV Antibiotic assessment Receiving d IV antibiotics pre-operatively

22 % of mothers.

All mothers to have pre-operative antibiotics

Doctors to prescribe in all patient files

Labour suite weekly rotation Team leader

Partly achieved