Publications by authors named "V Tessier"
Background: Bleeding following cardiac surgery is common and serious, yet a gap persists in understanding how experienced intensive care nurses identify and respond to such complications.
Aim: To describe the clinical decision-making of experienced intensive care unit nurses in addressing bleeding after cardiac surgery.
Study Design: This qualitative study adopted the Recognition-Primed Decision Model as its theoretical framework.
[Maternal mortality among socially vulnerable women in France 2016-2018].
Gynecol Obstet Fertil Senol
April 2024
Article Synopsis
- Social vulnerability significantly impacts perinatal medical risks for both mothers and fetuses, with one-third of maternal deaths between 2016-2018 linked to it.
- A considerable portion of these deaths (73%) involved sub-optimal care, with a higher chance of avoidability (63%) compared to women without social vulnerability (56%).
- The study highlights the importance of enhancing the interaction between socially vulnerable women and healthcare systems to reduce maternal mortality and improve outcomes.
Introduction: Perinatal asphyxia, a condition that results from compromised placental or pulmonary gas exchange during the birth process, is rare but can lead to serious neonatal and long-term consequences. The visual analysis of cardiotocography (CTG) is designed to avoid perinatal asphyxia, but its interpretation can be difficult. Our aim was to test the impact of an e-learning training program for interpreting CTG on the rate of avoidable perinatal asphyxia at term.
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