Structural target standards | Standard achieved | |
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Baseline | Re-audit | |
75% of medical officers in maternity ward are trained in obstetric emergencies and neonatal resuscitation | No | Yes |
50% nurses in maternity ward are trained in obstetric emergencies and neonatal resuscitation | No | Yes |
The labour ward has a piped water supply | Yes | Yes |
There is a soap for hand washing in labour ward | Yes | Yes |
The labour ward has functioning electricity | Yes | Yes |
75% of blood pressure machines in labour ward are functioning | No | Yes |
There is a functioning haemoglobin meter | Yes | Yes |
There is a guideline for maternity care in labour ward | No | Yes |
There is a guideline on management of PPH | No | Yes |
There is standard protocol for the management of the atonic uterus | No | Yes |
There is standard protocol for the manual removal of placenta | No | Yes |
There are standard blood requisition forms | Yes | Yes |
There are informed consent forms for blood transfusion | Yes | Yes |
There are cross match tubes for the collection of blood sample | Yes | Yes |
There are intravenous fluids (crystalloids and colloids) | Yes | Yes |
There are plastic bags for the collection of cross match sample and blood requisition forms | Yes | Yes |
There is an oxygen cylinder with regulator | Yes | Yes |
There are uterotonic medications (oxytocin, misoprostol) | Yes | Yes |
There are antibiotics (β lactam, cephalosporins) | Yes | Yes |