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Gallos I, Williams H, Price M, et al. Uterotonic drugs to prevent postpartum haemorrhage: a network meta-analysis. Southampton (UK): NIHR Journals Library; 2019 Feb. (Health Technology Assessment, No. 23.9.)

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Appendix 14Breakdown of excess bed-day costs: vaginal delivery

SettingActivityaNational average unit cost (£)Source
Elective inpatient excess bed-daysb173432.56NHS Reference Costs 2014–15187
Non-elective excess bed-daysb58,278440.51NHS Reference Costs 2014–15187
Totala58,451440.49
a

Activity is measured by the number of attendances, bed-days, clients, episodes, tests or other units of activity appropriate to the service.

b

National average unit costs are weighted averages of the NHS reference costs for excess bed-days associated with vaginal delivery (normal and assisted).

The types of delivery include:

  • normal delivery with a CC score of ≥ 2
  • normal delivery with a CC score of 1
  • normal delivery with a CC score of 0
  • normal delivery, with epidural or induction, with a CC score of 2
  • normal delivery, with epidural or induction, with a CC score of 1
  • normal delivery, with epidural or induction, with a CC score of 0
  • normal delivery, with epidural and induction, or with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of ≥ 2
  • normal delivery, with epidural and induction, or with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 1
  • normal delivery, with epidural and induction, or with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 0
  • normal delivery, with epidural or induction, and with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of ≥ 2
  • normal delivery, with epidural or induction, and with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 1
  • normal delivery, with epidural or induction, and with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 0
  • normal delivery, with epidural, induction and post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of ≥ 2
  • normal delivery, with epidural, induction and post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 1
  • normal delivery, with epidural, induction and post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 0
  • assisted delivery with a CC score of ≥ 2
  • assisted delivery with a CC score of 1
  • assisted delivery with a CC score of 0
  • assisted delivery, with epidural or induction, with a CC score of ≥ 2
  • assisted delivery, with epidural or induction, with a CC score of 1
  • assisted delivery, with epidural or induction, with a CC score of 0
  • assisted delivery, with epidural and induction, or with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of ≥ 2
  • assisted delivery, with epidural and induction, or with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 1
  • assisted delivery, with epidural and induction, or with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 0
  • assisted delivery, with epidural or induction, and with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of ≥ 2
  • assisted delivery, with epidural or induction, and with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 1
  • assisted delivery, with epidural or induction, and with post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 0
  • assisted delivery, with epidural, induction and post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of ≥ 2
  • assisted delivery, with epidural, induction and post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 1
  • assisted delivery, with epidural, induction and post-partum surgical intervention, with a CC score of 0

for which CC stands for complications and comorbidities.

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