Today Mother’s Day is celebrated in Colombia and for this date what better than talking about Mother-son pairinga medical term used in recent years that refers to the set of actions that benefit the pregnant mother and her baby at the time of delivery, but also in the process before and after birth.
Doctor Jairo Enrique Guerrero, leader of the gynecology and obstetrics area of our Clinic, explains that this set of actions must consider the effects that they can have on both the mother and the baby, “it is necessary to carry out prenatal control, ultrasound examinations, emotional support, physical activity and education, among others”, lists the specialist.
Likewise, the mother-child pairing allows specialist doctors and medical institutions to reduce the risks in childbirth and take actions for safe care for both and implement good practices. “This set of actions is very important to carry out because patients must know that they are not alone and that there are services specially designed for them and for that important moment, such as birth.”
At Clínica Grupo Quirónsalud we have a person-centered clinical care model, which guarantees humanized care and is provided from the Comprehensive Care for Women program, a specialized area for the management of gynecological and obstetric pathologies, “ Added to this is the infrastructure of our Institution, the medical equipment (technological area) and the excellence of our specialists. We want to offer a quality and safe service, in an optimal environment for the mother and the newborn, with the aim of reducing maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality in the region”, says Dr. Guerrero.
What does working with the Mother-Child Binomial model guarantee?
- Support for both the mother and the baby and the family of both.
- Qualified human team.
- Cutting edge technology.
- Personalized and comprehensive care for mom, baby and family.
- Medical presence throughout the pregnancy and delivery process, as well as state-of-the-art technology equipment available for care.
The Comprehensive Care for Women program is located on a page where all the information on care for the mother-child pairing is available.