Monitoring of adverse outcomes at CS / NOAD
Monitoring via NOAD (National Obstetric Anaesthesia Database)
of adverse anaesthetic outcomes at caesarean section using spinal or CSE anaesthesia
We believe that it is important to collect data on adverse clinical outcomes before and after the introduction of non-Luer spinal equipment to monitor for a possible increase resulting from the change. These outcomes are general anaesthetic (GA) conversion, spinal anaesthesia failure and pain during surgery.
Level 2 – summary data on GA conversion
Level 3 – same, broken down into conversion related/not related to technical problems with equipment
After the changeover, data will be collected until there is stability in the clinical situation i.e. hospitals are using a preferred equipment type and anaesthetists are familiar with the equipment.
Units collecting data:
The following have returned data:
| SW Adejumo | Ormskirk DGH |
| Sam Backe | Northumbria Healthcare |
| Anna Bewlay | Preston |
| James Broadway | Ipswich Hospital |
| Zaher Daoud | Darlington Memorial Hospital |
| Kalpna Gupta | Northampton General Hospital |
| Bill Harvey | Truro Hospital |
| Jonny Hudsmith | QEQMH Margate |
| Louis Khor | Gloucester Royal Hospital |
| Mike Kinsella | St Michael's Hospital Bristol |
| Makani Purva | Hull |
| Ted Rees | Cheltenham |
| Richard Stacey | Kingston |
| Anita Stronach | Redditch |
| Jenny Tuckey | RUH Bath |
| Steven Young | Princess Royal Maternity Glasgow |
Data summary: View
Any enquires to Mike Kinsella
