The Delivery Floor Reality
In a high-volume labour room, the difference between a "busy shift" and a "clinical audit" is data discipline. If you are tracking deliveries on a whiteboard or a scattered paper register, you are losing the epidemiological thread. How many BREECH presentations did you handle this month? Is there a spike in ND EPI (Normal Delivery with Episiotomy)? Without a rigorous log of every TOTAL DELIVERY and its outcome, you cannot identify trends in maternal care or resource allocation. You aren't just delivering babies; you are managing a complex medical workflow where every SB MALE (Stillbirth) requires a documented clinical context.
This template is a digital технічний ledger for the obstetric professional. It standardizes the chaos of the delivery room into a structured dataset that supports both immediate patient care and long-term hospital reporting.
The Outcome Matrix
The strength of this system is its granular breakdown of birth events. It doesn't just ask "boy or girl?"; it separates LIVE BIRTH from SB (Stillbirth) across gender lines. This distinction is vital for neonatal mortality reporting. The delivery section is equally detailed, tracking ND (Normal Delivery), FORCEP assistance, and ND PT (Pre-term) cases. This allows the head nurse or department chief to review the intervention rates of the unit instantly.
The inclusion of pathology fields like HBSAG (Hepatitis B) and PLHA (HIV status) ensures that infectious disease protocols are tracked alongside obstetrics. You know exactly which cases required isolation or specialized postnatal prophylaxis.
Procedural Logging
The ultimate value of this system is the broader gynecological log. It captures not just births, but the full spectrum of labour room activity, including D&C, ABORTION, and SUCTION EVAQUATION procedures. This comprehensive view is essential for resource management. You can see the load on your surgical suites versus your delivery beds. You move from "surviving the shift" to mastering the clinical operations of the maternity ward, ensuring that every DATE and every TOTAL CHILD count is a verified statistic in your hospital's records.