Professional skills and Training Evidence / GMP Knowledge criteria GMP GMP Clinical competency attitudes support assessment (10.01) Severe preeclampsia 1,2 (10.01-10.3) (10.01) (10.01-10.03) (10.01-10.12) Each condition Understand best practice for the Take an appropriate medical RCOG Green to 1,2,3 management of severe pre-eclampsia. history and examination of a guideline N0.10a within ASM.10 (10.02) Eclampsia 1,2 Including its definition, diagnosis, acute woman with symptoms of Pre-eclampsia is core to the management and associated severe disease. /eclampsia understanding (10.03) HELLP syndrome 1,2 complications. management. of medical problems Be able to interpret and act 1,2,3 1,2 during labour. Understand the pathophysiology and appropriately upon RCOG Patient pharmacology for the condition. investigations. information Be able to interpret investigations (2012) Be able to construct a For each of the 1,2 1,2 Understand the acute and long-term differential diagnosis and 12 conditions your maternal and fetal risks associated with recognise symptom and signs the condition. of co-existing maternal disease supporting (HELLP, chronic hypertension, evidence must be based upon pre-existing renal damage.) more than one case in which (10.01-10.02) you have been Manage cases of complex 1,2,3 directly severe pre-eclampsia with: involved. (a) HELLP (b) eclampsia (c) pulmonary oedema (d) acute renal failure Suitable evidence (10.01-10.02) Institute / modify includes, drug therapies, plan delivery 1,2,3 Reflective and postnatal care refer, where Practice, log of appropriate, for further cases, OSATs, assessment / treatment. MiniCEX and CBD. Be able to give accurate advice for future pregnancies.
Clinical competency GMP Knowledge criteria GMP Professional skills and attitudes GMP Training support Evidence / assessment (10.01) Severe preeclampsia (10.02) Eclampsia (10.03) HELLP syndrome 1,2 1,2 1,2 (10.01-10.3) Understand best practice for the management of severe pre-eclampsia. Including its definition, diagnosis, acute management and associated complications. Understand the pathophysiology and pharmacology for the condition. Be able to interpret investigations Understand the acute and long-term maternal and fetal risks associated with the condition. 1,2,3 1,2 1,2 (10.01) Take an appropriate medical history and examination of a woman with symptoms of severe disease. Be able to interpret and act appropriately upon investigations. Be able to construct a differential diagnosis and recognise symptom and signs of co-existing maternal disease (HELLP, chronic hypertension, pre-existing renal damage.) (10.01-10.02) Manage cases of complex severe pre-eclampsia with: (a) HELLP (b) eclampsia (c) pulmonary oedema (d) acute renal failure (10.01-10.02) Institute / modify drug therapies, plan delivery and postnatal care refer, where appropriate, for further assessment / treatment. Be able to give accurate advice for future pregnancies. 1,2,3 1,2 1,2,3 1,2,3 (10.01-10.03) RCOG Green to guideline N0.10a Pre-eclampsia /eclampsia management. RCOG Patient information (2012) (10.01-10.12) Each condition within ASM.10 is core to the understanding of medical problems during labour. For each of the 12 conditions your supporting evidence must be based upon more than one case in which you have been directly involved. Suitable evidence includes, Reflective Practice, log of cases, OSATs, MiniCEX and CBD.
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