Sentence examples for use of obstetric databases from inspiring English sources

A precondition for the rational use of obstetric databases in biomedical research is detailed knowledge on how data are being generated.

The use of obstetric ultrasound is also fast becoming ingrained in obstetric care in developing countries [ 2, 3].

Table  2 shows the patterns of use of obstetric analgesia among the 74 participants, forms of obstetric analgesia used, and reasons for non-use of obstetric analgesia by 77 participants.

Use of obstetric pain relief and post-partum assessments of labour pain were also registered.

Other issues in relation ethical aspects of the use of obstetric ultrasound.

Accordingly, detailed guidelines have been issued for optimal use of obstetric interventions and uterotonic drugs [ 6].

A further factor favouring increased use of obstetric services is fertility decline.

Patients with a booking-in BMI ≥ 40 kg/m between January 2007 and December 2011 were identified using the hospital Obstetric Database.

The Obstetric Database has not been validated previously and the aim of this study was therefore to assess completeness and validity of the Obstetric Database using the Danish National Patient Register and medical records as references.

Assessment of completeness of the Obstetric Database was performed by comparing information on the presence of the unique personal identification number in the National Patient Register and the Obstetric Database.

We assessed the completeness and validity of the Obstetric Database using three data sources; the National Patient Register, the Obstetric Database, and medical records.