Qualitative analysis reveals critical design and usability factors of postpartum haemorrhage kits in UK maternity units, suggesting improved efficiency.
Key Points
Usability of postpartum haemorrhage kits is influenced by design features and contextual factors in maternity units.
Key findings highlight substantial variation in kit design elements like format, grouping, and portability across six units.
Interviews with 19 maternity professionals revealed that storage constraints and access to medications affect kit usability.
Standardisation of designs may enhance safety, yet overly rigid solutions might not align with local workflows.