Birthing Center in Health Care Delivery System Analysis of a Health Care Delivery System Mary Redden HCS 402 Robin Susser February 16, 2019 Abstract Managing healthcare resources is a continual topic
Birthing Center in Health Care Delivery System Analysis of a Health Care Delivery System Mary Redden HCS 402 Robin Susser February 16, 2019 Abstract Managing healthcare resources is a continual topic
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Birthing Center in Health Care Delivery System
Analysis of a Health Care Delivery System Mary Redden HCS 402 Robin Susser February 16, 2019 Abstract Managing healthcare resources is a continual topic in our country. Obstetrics and Gynecology is an avenue being explored to improve delivery and manage costs. We will explore the delivery model and transition of patients.
Introduction The Birthing Center has been a great introduction into the healthcare field. Creating the birthing center opened many doors for families who wanted a monitored environment with a home like atmospheres. This form of care was created to offer a savings in cost and provide a viable alternative to hospital care. Some communities are too small to support a hospital obstetrical unit. Because they are small and generally non-bureaucratic, they may overcome social and emotional barriers that contribute to the poor use of facilities by some groups of women. In this essay I will give an analysis of what is the role of caregivers and of the different types of birthing centers that provide prenatal care to women.