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nd and 26 th th 2017 May 22 nd 2017 Birth Reporting Webinar Conference Call Fetal Death Reporting Public Health Division Center for Public Health Practice Center for Health Statistics Todays Presenters JoAnn Jackson State Registration


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Birth Reporting

Webinar Conference Call

Public Health Division Center for Public Health Practice Center for Health Statistics

May 22nd

nd and 26th th 2017

2017

Fetal Death Reporting

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Today’s Presenters

JoAnn Jackson State Registration Manager Krystalyn Salyer OVERS Training Coordinator

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Joining the meeting audio

Choose the 2nd

  • ption to Dial-In
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How we will communicate

  • Phones will be muted when the

speaker is presenting; no hold music

  • We will unmute the phones and pause

for a question and answer session in between sections

  • Feel free to type any questions in the

Q & A chat box; we will respond to questions to the whole group during

  • pen discussion
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Today’s Agenda: Fetal Death Reporting

  • 1. Definition of a Fetal Death
  • 2. Requirements to report (who, what, when)
  • 3. Collecting information using the Fetal Death Parent and Facility

Worksheets

  • 4. Transporting Fetal Remains – Disposition Permits
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Fetal Death

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What is a fetal death?

De Defin inition: (O (ORS 43 432. 2.005 (14 (14)) “Fetal death” means death pri rior to to th the co comple lete expulsion or

  • r extraction fro

from its its mother

  • f
  • f a

a pro roduct of

  • f human co

conception, irre irrespective of

  • f th

the dura ration of

  • f pre

regnancy, th that is is not

  • t

an an in induced ter termin ination of

  • f pre
  • regnancy. The deat

ath is is in indic icated by y th the fa fact th that aft after su such ch expuls lsion or

  • r extr

traction th the fe fetus doe

  • es not
  • t bre

reathe or

  • r sh

show an any y ot

  • ther evid

vidence of

  • f life

life su such as as beatin ing of

  • f th

the heart, puls lsation of

  • f th

the umbili lical l co cord or

  • r defin

inite movement of

  • f th

the vol voluntary muscle les.

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Facility vs. Vital Record’s terms

  • Facili

ilitie ies may use se terms su such as: as: peri rinatal, l, neonatal, l, post neonatal l or

  • r in

infant death

  • Vit

ital l statistic ics use se on

  • nly

ly th the foll llowin ing terms: Fetal l De Death an and Liv Live Birth irth

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How is fetal death determined?

 Whether a

a deliv livery is is a a fe fetal l deat ath or

  • r is

is a a live live birt irth, a a medical l determin ination must be mad ade.

 De

Defin ined by y law law

Sign igns of

  • f life,

life, ev even en if if alive live for for on

  • nly

ly seco econds and ve very ea early ly ge gesta tation = LIV LIVE BIR BIRTH req requiring a birth irth rec record and a dea eath th rec record

No No sign igns of

  • f life

life afte fter extr extraction or

  • r exp

expulsion = FETAL DE DEATH req requiring a feta fetal l dea eath th rep report on

  • nly

ly if if th the e deliv elivery weig eight t is is 350 gra grams or

  • r more, or
  • r 20

weeks ge gesta tation if if deliv livery weigh ight is is unknown

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Key indicators of fetal death

 When a

a pre regnancy ends unin intentionally ly

 Fe

Fetus is is deli livered with ithout a a heart beat, bre reath, umbili ilical co cord puls lsation or

  • r movement

 Birt

irth att attendant re requests s th the eve vent be re reported usi sing a a fe fetal l death re report

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What is not a fetal death?

 If

If an an in infant is is born sh showin ing si signs of

  • f life

life but t die ies s sh shortly aft after

 Sign

igns of

  • f life

life in inclu clude

He Heartbeat

Brea Breath

Mov

  • vement

 An In

Induced Termin ination of

  • f Pre

regnancy (IT (ITOP) is is NO NOT a a fe fetal l death

 ITO

ITOP is is th the e purp rposeful in inte terrupti tion of

  • f preg

regnancy and feta fetal l dea eath th is is an unin inten tentional occ

  • ccurren

ence

 ITO

ITOP is is rep reported th thro rough a diff ifferent mod

  • dule in

in OVERS or

  • r by paper

er for form

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Important:

If after delivery the fetus showed any evidence of life, BOTH a certificate of life birth and certificate of death are required.

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Reporting Requirements

Who, What, When

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What is mandatory to report?

Fetal weight is 350 grams or more? File Fetal Death Report Fetal Death Report is

  • ptional

Gestation greater than 20 weeks?

UNKNOWN YES NO YES NO

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When is a fetal death report required to be filed?

Mandatory reports of fetal deaths must be file iled at the Center for Healt lth Statis istics wit ithin in 5 days ys of the event

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YES

Who is responsible for reporting?

Hospital facility staff is required to file the report using OVERS (Only report events that

  • ccur on the hospital

premises or in route to the hospital)

NO

(at home)

YES NO

Did the fetal death occur in a hospital facility? Did the fetal death occur in another licensed facility? Staff member from that facility must complete report Fetal death report must be completed by attending physician or Medical Examiner

NOTE: If the family brings the baby to your facility, contact the Medical Examiner. If the family calls your facility by phone, refer them to the Medical Examiner.

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Collecting report details

Using the Fetal Death Parent/Facility Worksheets

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Parent and Facility Worksheets

 Parent Worksheet: Mother’s prenatal

car care

 Fac

Facili lity Worksheet: Medical an and heal alth in information

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Website for forms

 Birt

irth Par Parent & Fac Facili lity Worksheets htt ttp://publi lic.health.oregon.gov/BirthDeathCertificates/Regis isterVit italRecords/Pages/Ins tru tructionsBir irth.aspx

 Fet

Fetal l De Death Par Parent & Fac Facili lity Worksheets htt ttp://publi lic.health.oregon.gov/BirthDeathCertificates/Regis isterVit italRecords/Pages/Ins tru tructionsFetalDeath.aspx

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Transporting Fetal Remains

Disposition Permits

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What is needed?

 Before th

the fe fetal re remain ins can can be re removed fo for dis isposit ition fr from th the fa facili ility where th the deliv livery oc

  • ccurred, th

the fa facili ility must co comple lete a a dis isposit ition permit it an and give ive it it to to th the fu funeral l dire irector or

  • r par

arents when th they tak take th the re remain ins.

 The dis

isposition permit giv ives permis ission to to tra transport re remain ins to to th the loc location of

  • f buri

rial l

  • r
  • r cr

cremation.

 The permit

it re requir ires ID ID Tag ag Nu Number an and so some buria rial or

  • r cre

cremation details ils.

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Choosing the right disposition permit

Auth thori rizatio ion fo for r Feta tal l Disp isposit itio ion 45-3D 3D

 Use

sed fo for a a fe fetal deat ath

 Hos

  • spital

l can can dis ispose of

  • f fe

fetal l re remain ins

 Di

Disp sposition permit can can be co comple leted by y birth irth in information sp speciali list

Auth thori rizatio ion fo for r Disp isposit itio ion 45-9

 Use

sed when deliv livery was as a a live live birt irth with ith a a su subsequent death

 Bab

aby alw always le leav aves th the hos

  • spit

ital

 Authorization fo

for Di Disposit ition must hav ave doctor ap approval

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Auth thori rizatio ion fo for r Feta tal l Disp isposit itio ion (4 (45-3D)

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Live Birth vs. Fetal Death Reporting Summary

Live Birth with subsequent death Fetal Death Records required 1) Certificate of Live Birth in every case, regardless of birth weight, gestation, or length of life 2) Death record in every case 1) Report of Fetal Death only if delivery weight is 350 grams or more, or if weight is unknown 20 weeks gestation 2) Optional Commemorative Certificate if family wants one; a fetal death report is required. Disposition 1) Authorization for Disposition must have a doctor’s approval 2) Baby always leaves the hospital 1) Authorization for Fetal Disposition completed by birth information specialist 2) Disposal of fetal remains by hospital possible

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Questions?

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Contact Information of Presenters

JoAnn Jackson,

State Registration Manager JoAnn.Jackson@state.or.us 971-673-1160

Krystalyn Salyer,

OVERS Training Coordinator Krystalyn.Salyer@state.or.us 971-673-1197

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Thank you!