Table 2 Indicators developed to assess the SCC utilization and factors potentially associated to SCC implementation
Data source | |
|---|---|
A. Indicators potentially associated to the SCC implementation | |
Training on the SCC | |
1. Professionals trained in the use of the SCC | Training records/Questionnaire to health professionals |
2. Professionals trained in the use of the SCC by professional profile | Training records/Questionnaire to health professionals |
Characteristics of the team | |
3. Team size | Log books/Questionnaire to health professionals |
4. Professional profile of team members | Log books/Questionnaire to health professionals |
5. Availability of staff trained in neonatal resuscitation (apply to all shifts) | Questionnaire to health professionals |
6. Composition of the team that attends the childbirth (pre-expulsive stage) | Log books/Observation/Questionnaire to health professionals |
7. Presence of personnel skilled in neonatal resuscitation at birth | Log books/observation/questionnaire to health professionals |
Attitude of health professionals | |
8. Perception of the usefulness of the SCC (not a waste of time) | Questionnaire to health professionals |
9. Perception of the impact of the SCC | Questionnaire to health professionals |
10. Perception of the importance of the SCC implementation for the hospital | Questionnaire to health professionals |
SCC Availability | |
11. Availability of SCC formats when needed | Questionnaire to health professionals |
B. SCC utilization | |
12. Percentage of deliveries with SCC (presence in the medical record) | Medical records |
13. Percentage of deliveries with completed SCC (all items) | SCC present in medical records |
14. Average percentage of SCC completed items (global) | SCC present in medical records |
15. Average percentage of SCC completed items by childbirth stage. | SCC present in medical records |