Key result
A multidisciplinary perioperative care plan coordinated with obstetric and neonatal teams enhances surgical outcomes and decreases perinatal morbidity and mortality for pregnant patients.
A multidisciplinary nursing approach and comprehensive care plan are recommended to decrease perinatal morbidity and mortality in pregnant surgical patients.
Supports multidisciplinary perioperative coordination for pregnant surgical patients; leaves open prospective trials before practice change.
Successful perioperative management of the pregnant surgical patient requires a multidisciplinary nursing approach to decrease perinatal morbidity and mortality. A comprehensive perioperative patient care plan and coordination with obstetric and neonatal team members enhance the surgical outcome for both the mother and her child.
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Jo M. Kendrick (1994) studied this question. A multidisciplinary perioperative care plan coordinated with obstetric and neonatal teams enhances surgical outcomes and decreases perinatal morbidity and mortality for pregnant patients.
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