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PPH Emergency Care Using a Bundle Approach (PPH EmC) Melody J Eckardt MD MPH, MGH Global Health Innovation Lab PPH Community of Practice Annual Meeting July 21 23, 2020 PPH COP 2020 The problem: Postpartum hemorrhage remains a leading


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PPH Emergency Care Using a Bundle Approach (PPH EmC)

Melody J Eckardt MD MPH, MGH Global Health Innovation Lab

PPH Community of Practice Annual Meeting July 21–23, 2020

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The problem:

Postpartum hemorrhage remains a leading cause of maternal death. It is treatable. We must, we can save more lives.

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70% REDUCTION ON IN PPH DEATHS AND DISAB ABILITY BY 2030

SDG 3.1

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PPH PPH Em EmC

Clinical: ⌑ PPH Emergency Response ⌑ Respectful Maternity Care Non-Clinical: ⌑ Teamwork and Communication ⌑ Network Integration ⌑ Facility Readiness ⌑ Leadership ⌑ Data, Monitoring and Quality Improvement

Melody J Eckardt MD MPH, MGH Global Health Innovation Lab

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De Develo lopmen ent

WHO Technical Consultation

  • n PPH Bundles

12/2017

Behavioral science research

08/2017 - 04/2020

Co-creation and initial implementation with international partners

India 04/2018 - 02/2020 Kenya 05/2019 - 02/2020

Melody J Eckardt MD MPH, MGH Global Health Innovation Lab

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Clin inic ical bundles es

⌑ Trigger ⌑ Set of actions ⌑ Compliance measures

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De Develo lopmen ent

Melody J Eckardt MD MPH, MGH Global Health Innovation Lab

WHO Technical Consultation

  • n PPH Bundles

12/2017

Behavioral science research

08/2017 - 04/2020

Co-creation and initial implementation with international partners

India 04/2018 - 02/2020 Kenya 05/2019 - 02/2020

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Mixed Methods Study Design 3 maternity hospitals and networks of PHCs >900 delivery observations >1000 data points captured per delivery Examined Potential Drivers of Quality

Behavioral al Science Study Background

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Objective: To measure quality of care for PPH and explore reasons for gaps in quality

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Coverage of many monitoring & preventative care activities is low. Quality gaps are not fully explained by gaps in knowledge and supplies,

  • r by facility busyness.

Postpartum monitoring is extremely

  • limited. A better understanding of

provider decision-making can help us understand why. Providers at PHCs report limited hands-on experience managing PPH. Challenges with the referral process lead to delays in care.

Behavioral al Study: Key Findings gs

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Implic licatio ions for PPH PPH Em EmC

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WHO Technical Consultation

  • n PPH Bundles

12/2017

Behavioral science research

08/2017 - 04/2020

De Develo lopmen ent

Melody J Eckardt MD MPH, MGH Global Health Innovation Lab

Co-creation and initial implementation with international partners

India 04/2018 - 02/2020 Kenya 05/2019 - 02/2020

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Co Co-cr creatio ion Less ssons Learned

⌑ Advocacy and stakeholder engagement is key ⌑ Committed and respected local champions are essential ⌑ The bundle concept is very well-received ⌑ Ensure flexibility for health system integration ⌑ A focus on teamwork and communication is necessary

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Co Co-cr creatio ion Less ssons Learned

⌑ Network integration is imperative

  • A communication platform is critical

⌑ Technical assistance and mentorship are necessary

  • Culture of continued improvement

⌑ Simulation practice increases confidence,

  • rganization and efficiency in an emergency
  • Debrief matters

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PPH PPH EmC EmC in Ac Action

Photo by Thiago Borges

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Par artnerships an and Next Steps

⌑ Belize ⌑ Select Central and South American countries ⌑ India (UP) ⌑ Kenya (Migori County) ⌑ Bangladesh

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Ackno nowledgements

Thank you to all our partners, collaborators and funders.

PPH website: www.savemothers.org For more information on PPH EmC, contact Dr. Melody Eckardt at meckardt@mgh.harvard.edu.

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