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APPENDIX III
ITEMS TO BE COVERED IN CARE PLAN
The Care Plan means the process by which the Lead Maternity Carer and the woman develop a plan of care for the woman and her baby and the documentation of this plan in the clinical notes. The Lead Maternity Carer will commence and document a Care Plan covering, as a minimum, the following items:
(a) schedule and location of visits for pregnancy care;
(b) how continuity of care will be achieved;
(c) how to access the Lead Maternity Carer in urgent situations;
(d) cultural safety requirements;
(e) education plan during pregnancy and following birth;
(f) referral to other midwifery, medical, social and diagnostic services;
(g) smoking cessation options;
(h) screening for infectious diseases;
(i) assessment of risk of family violence;
(j) location of birth and other services including booking in to facility or arrangements for home birth;
(k) presence of others at birth;
(l) birth environment and position for birthing;
(m) options and preference for monitoring, intervention, and treatments;
(n) handling of placenta;
(o) breastfeeding or other feeding requirements;
(p) likely stay in the Maternity Facility and planning for going home;
(q) requirements for postnatal care;
(r) risk of postnatal depression and support options;
(s) advice regarding contraception and sexuality; and
(t) referral to Well Child Provider and the timing for this.
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NZ Gazette 2002, No 40
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NZ Gazette 2002, No 40
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