Evaluation of risk stratification and adherence to venous thromboembolism prophylaxis among hospitalized obstetric women: Retrospective case file review at East Jeddah Hospital during 2018 & #8211;2019
CONCLUSION: There was a considerable VTE risk among hospitalized obstetric patients which peaked during the postnatal period. Physicians showed good compliance to local VTE protocol with no reported VTE events or drug-induced bleeding. However, the implementation of prophylaxis is associated with both under and overutilization. There is a need for increasing the physicians' awareness of optimizing VTE risk assessment and documentation for hospitalized obstetric patients.
Source: Annals of Thoracic Medicine - Category: Respiratory Medicine Authors: Ghadeer Mattar Nada Al Sahafi Lujain Al Hazmi Nadia Al Hazmi Hanaa Elsayed Abozeid Intessar Sultan Source Type: research
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