Guidelines For Establishing Standards For Perinatal Intensive Care Units In A Perinatal Care Network

These guidelines provide a consistent definition of requirements for a number of special care units, services and programs in health institutions based on technological advancement to assist in planning and implementing programs and services.

First multi-year cumulation covers six years: 1965-70.

With over 90 chapters this is a standard textbook covering all the important aspects of neonatal care, especially the more common or life threatening conditions. While the content is applicable worldwide, there are topics which are unique to Chinese infants. The 77 medical experts who contribute to this volume are all of ethnic Chinese origin; this book is therefore a unique product of collaboration intended to fulfil the needs of doctors caring for all newborn infants.

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Technological advancement and changes in the delivery of health care services have led to the need for guidelines to assist in planning and implementing institutional programs and services. The guidelines provide a comprehensive outline of requirements for services in health institutions. Where a service already exists, the guidelines will help to identify problems related to administration, personnel, equipment and facilities, to determine necessary remedial action, and to set priorities for corrective measures on the basis of clinical need, funding and the degree to which the service is deficient.