Daga S R, Shende S R
Institute of Child Health, Grant Medical College, Bombay, India.
Trop Doct. 1999 Apr;29(2):73-5. doi: 10.1177/004947559902900204.
Medical officers from a primary health centre and rural hospital were posted at our neonatal care unit during the residents' strike that lasted 69 days. They were trained in labour room care and in special care of high-risk babies. Four weeks later they were to be first-on-call. During the pre-strike, strike and post-strike period, there was no significant difference in the number of high-risk deliveries and admissions and deaths at the special care unit (SCU). The low-tech neonatal care that we followed, can be practised at the first referral centre in rural areas of developing countries by the team led by a medical officer.
在为期69天的住院医师罢工期间，一名初级保健中心和一家乡村医院的医务人员被派驻到我们的新生儿护理病房。他们接受了产房护理和高危婴儿特殊护理的培训。四周后，他们将承担一线值班任务。在罢工前、罢工期间和罢工后，高危分娩的数量、特殊护理病房（SCU）的收治人数和死亡人数均无显著差异。我们所采用的低技术含量的新生儿护理方法，由一名医务人员带领的团队在发展中国家农村地区的一级转诊中心即可实施。
