Temple and Maternity Ward Security using FPRS

Dissociative fugue in the patient of maternity ward – case report

Room for improvement: noise on a maternity ward

BACKGROUND For mothers who have just given birth, the postpartum hospital stay is meant to promote an environment where resting, healing and bonding can take place. New mothers, however, face many interruptions throughout the day including multiple visitors and noise caused by medical equipment, corridor conversations and intercom announcements. This paper argues that disruptions and noise on a...

Obeying patient's rights on the basis of maternity ward.

PURPOSE This work is an attempt to evaluate the extent of knowledge concerning patient's rights and chances to execute these rights in everyday hospital reality. We have collected opinions of the patients from the maternity ward of Independent Central Public Clinical Hospital of Medical University of Silesia in Katowice. We also interested in participation of medical staff in respecting and rea...

Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome - Diagnostic Dilemmas in the Maternity Ward.

INTRODUCTION Neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) refers to a newborn neurological, gastrointestinal and/or respiratory disorder if a newborn was exposed to psychoactive substances in the intrauterine period. NAS is difficult to diagnose due to unreliability of the data on addictive substances use during pregnancy, limited possibilities of the prenatal exposure diagnosis and postnatal substance d...

[Dissociative fugue in a maternity ward patient--a case report].

AIM To pay attention to the role of stress connected with delivery, obstetric history, as to the pathologies in the infant as predictors of dissociative disturbances in the patient of the maternity ward. METHOD The case analysis. CASE DESCRIPTION The thirty-year-old woman with secondary education, married and employed had left the maternity ward with her baby unnoticed on the fourth day aft...