1. Great Western Hospital: High-risk Pregnancy Care? Describe all of the different means or considerations for the management of the risks selected.

Risks Selected:

Infections: High-risk pregnancies may increase the risk of infections such as chorioamnionitis, which can cause harm to both the mother and fetus.

Access to care: Some women may face barriers in accessing high-risk pregnancy care due to factors such as geography, socio-economic status, or language barriers. This can result in delays in diagnosis or treatment and increased risk for complications.

Medical errors: Medical errors can occur at any stage of high-risk pregnancy care, including during prenatal testing, diagnosis, and treatment. These errors can have serious consequences for both the mother and fetus.