OSC for treatment of abnormal uterine bleeding is one of the initiatives of the new Model of Care (MoC) in the Al-Qassim Region, linked within the programs of the planned care system.
It aims to Accelerating a process and reaching a decision, this will Increase patient satisfaction and contributing to financial efficiency.
OSC for treatment of abnormal uterine bleeding will be mainly applied at secondary care (hospitals) level.
Before the establishment of OSC for treatment of abnormal uterine bleeding , All cases of abnormal uterine bleeding were referred from health centers to specialized clinics (OB/GYN) through Mawid system. This led to long waiting periods for patients to reach the clinic, often requiring multiple visits for diagnosis, consequently increasing the incidence of complications.
-The patient will Booking an appointment at PHC physician in primary
health care center
-nurses will document patient vital signs ( blood pressure,tempreture,heart
rate)
-The physician will take history and physical examnation
-referral criteria for OSC for tratment abnormal uterine bleeding:
-if the patient have these criteria will be referred by PHC physician
- OB/GYN specialist will assess patient condition by taking history and examination.
If can manage the case in the screening clinic will discharge the patient
- if OB/GYN specialist assess the patient and need to see consultant will referral to consultant clinic and order labs and ultrasound for the patient
-patients complete the required investigations (labs,CBC,coagulation profile, hormonal profile) before the appointment with consultant clinic
-After consultant consultation will give the patient final management plan
the managment will depend on patient condition
we have some managment plans such as:
-medications and follow up through virtual clinic
-patient for surgery
-hysteroscopy
-discharge(patient stable and managed)
Complete blood count (CBC): To assess for anemia or other blood disorders that may be associated with abnormal uterine bleeding.
Thyroid function tests: To evaluate thyroid function, as thyroid disorders can cause menstrual irregularities.
Coagulation studies: Such as prothrombin time (PT), activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT), and platelet count to assess for bleeding disorders.
Hormonal profile
OSC toolkit
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10pKqp3v1b_vzsGd-Upv1izHP6YGjAL7W/view?usp=sharing
OSC policy
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E1xRYcb9II6lX-1N7oEIbI0MuFuLnKlo/view?usp=sharing