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The Impacts of Changes in an in-Hospital Communication System for Super-emergency Cesarean Sections Yoshika KATANO 1 , Aiko HIYAMA 1 , Toshiya TOMIOKA 1 1Department of Anesthesiology, Saitama Red Cross Hospital Keyword: super-emergency cesarean section , delivery time , multi-professional collaboration pp.271-277
Published Date 2026/4/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.18916/masui.2026040010

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 Background:In cases that involve a super-emergency cesarean section(grade A), delivery of the infant within 30 min of the patient’s arrival at the OR is recommended. Our institution’s in-hospital communication system was revised after an incident in which the Grade A declaration was not appropriately communicated, resulting in a delayed delivery. In this study, we hypothesized that the change in our institution’s in-hospital communication system had reduced the lengths of time from declaration to admission(admission time)and from declaration to delivery(delivery time).

 Methods:We retrospectively classified the 78 grade A super-emergency cesarean sections performed during the period 2017-2024 into two groups:the deliveries that occurred before and those that occurred after the communication system’s change. We further divided each group into daytime and nighttime delivery groups. We compared the four groups’ admission time, delivery time, and other variables.

 Results:Among the daytime cases, there were no significant differences in admission time or delivery time between before and after the communication system’s change. Among the nighttime cases, there was no significant difference in admission time between before and after the communication system’s change, but the delivery time was significantly shorter in the post-change group(15.0±2.0 min)compared to the pre-change group(23.5±4.9 min)(p=0.018).

 Conclusions:Establishing and implementing an appropriate in-hospital communication system can help reduce delivery times. This is particularly significant during night shifts when staff are scarce.


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