2022-2024年朝阳区危重孕产妇救治数据统计分析与管理优化

Objective To summarize the data related to the rescue of critically ill pregnant women and high-risk perinatal infants in the rescue network of Chaoyang District from 2022 to 2024, and to provide constructive suggestions for the next development direction of network construction and rescue management based on the results. Methods The data related to the rescue network of critically ill pregnant women and high-risk perinatal infants in Chaoyang District from 2022 to 2024 were collected, and analyzed using SPSS 22.0. The number of transferred and referred patients was expressed as [n(%)], and the number of transferred and referred patients among different years was analyzed for differences using the chi-square test, with P<0.05 indicating significant differences. Results The number of transferred and referred patients in the rescue network for pregnant women in Chaoyang District from 2022 to 2024, was 760, 335, and 397 respectively, real time statistical date from online duty systems showed that the number of transferred and referred patients in the 7 rescue centers was 126, 55, and 75 respectively, with significant differences in the number of transferred and referred patients among the three years. According to the reported disease classification, the top three diseases during the three years were ectopic pregnancy, pregnancy complicated with heart disease, and gestational hypertension. The total number of transferred and referred patients reported by the rescue centers during the three years was 299, and there was no significant difference in the proportion of critically ill pregnant women to the total number of pregnant women during the three years. Conclusion Improving the rescue capacity of grassroots medical institutions, continuously improving relevant policies in light of actual conditions, strengthening the popularization and publicity of self-health care for pregnant women, and constructing a collaborative mechanism may help reduce the incidence of adverse events in pregnant women.