Behind the Numbers: Reviewing Maternal Mortality and Complications to Make Pregnancy Safer

Author: Zhao Gengli, Gao Xuelian (Main Translators)
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Features: This book focuses on introducing five research methods and principles for reviewing maternal mortality and severe complications, including community-based maternal death review (verbal autopsy), hospital-based maternal death review, confidential inquiry into maternal death, review of severe maternal morbidity, and clinical review. It analyzes and compares the characteristics and application scope of each method. Emphasis is placed on how to obtain accurate and effective information, as well as the skills for summarizing and analyzing data. It also highlights the development of feasible recommendations and strategies, with each method emphasizing further evaluation and improvement. These methods have been applied in many developed and developing countries for years and have proven to play a positive role in improving healthcare quality, reducing maternal mortality, and promoting pregnancy safety. This book is suitable for healthcare professionals, project planners, and health administrative managers in various levels of healthcare fields as a reference for improving professional skills, healthcare quality management, and maternal and child health project management, gradually refining existing service standards and clinical practice skills. The book is rich in content, well-structured, and includes examples, investigation forms, or implementation guidelines for each method, combining theory with practice. The language is clear and easy to understand, facilitating comprehension and application. The book is arranged in its original form to ensure accuracy and clarity. Additionally, it reflects the consensus of experts in perinatal care and grassroots healthcare workers worldwide, demonstrating scientific rigor and authority. Translating and introducing this book will contribute to enhancing the level of maternal death review and obstetric service quality in China.