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CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES - HPCSA
JULY 2018 CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES To All Registered Emergency Care Providers This document serves to inform all emergency care providers that the below CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES (CPGs) and related capabilities and medications have been adopted by the Professional Board for Emergency Care (PBEC) for use and implementation by all registered emergency care providers. It is the responsibility of all registered persons to a.) familiarise themselves and b.) undergo learning/training activities related to the contents of the document. In addition to familiarisation, it is important that as far as possible, and where relevant, the related CLINICAL PRACTICE guideline is used during all CLINICAL encounters. Where not applicable, all reasonable, locally contextual standards of care apply to CLINICAL encounters.
1. Obstetrics & Gynaecology There were no evidence-based clinical practice guidelines addressing obstetric issues from a purely pre-hospital emergency services perspective. Despite this, there were many high-quality recommendations from in hospital and other types of health facilities (e.g. midwife run delivery
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