Hebammengeleitete und kontinuierliche Betreuung und das Quadruple Aim

Das „Quadruple Aim“ ist ein Konzept mit vier in Einklang zu bringenden Zielen. Wie gelingt es hebammengeleiteten Einrichtungen in Zeiten des Fachkräftemangels, eine persönliche und kontinuierliche Betreuung anzubieten, die den hohen Erwartungen der Eltern gerecht wird, Hebammen autonom und evidenzbasiert arbeiten lässt und die Ressourcen des Personals so einsetzt, dass sich Erschöpfung und Lücken im Team vermeiden lassen? Das kommentiert der Autor anhand eines fiktiven Umsetzungsbeispiels.

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Article published online:
16 December 2024

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