EMR Documentation Part V: For OB, Neonatal, and Midwifery Providers
Effective Documentation in the EMR, Documentation of Critical Events, Contemporaneous Documentation, Late Documentation and Chnages in the Record, Mistaken Entries in the EMR Martha Merrill-Hall Effective Documentation in the EMR, Documentation of Critical Events, Contemporaneous Documentation, Late Documentation and Chnages in the Record, Mistaken Entries in the EMR Martha Merrill-Hall

EMR Documentation Part V: For OB, Neonatal, and Midwifery Providers

Incomplete documentation of critical events is a standard error and interferes with effective representation for defense attorneys. OB and Neonatal providers encounter recurring situations that account for fetal/neonatal injuries.

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Responsible Documentation of Patient Care IV
Factual Documentation, Documentation of Critical Events, Citical Events with Bad Outcomes, Contemporaneous Documentation Martha Merrill-Hall Factual Documentation, Documentation of Critical Events, Citical Events with Bad Outcomes, Contemporaneous Documentation Martha Merrill-Hall

Responsible Documentation of Patient Care IV

Some of the most frequently requested documents from health care institutions in preparation for litigation are Policies & Procedures. An example: Pitocin dosage and management, nursing protocols, electronic fetal monitoring, VBAC, shoulder dystocia, mag and pre-e, preterm labor, oxygen administration and neonates, AND Chain of command. Plaintiffs’ attorneys will compare relevant policies and procedures to the care provided and how it was documented.

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