Hochgradige Dammverletzungen evidenzbasiert reduzieren ‒ OASI Care Bundle Project

Mit dem OASI Care Bundle Project wurde ein Maßnahmenpaket zur Reduzierung geburtshilflicher Sphinkterverletzungen erarbeitet. Der folgende Beitrag erläutert die evidenzbasierten Elemente und zeigt ihre Relevanz für geburtshilfliche Einrichtungen auf.

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