This consolidated view allows medical staff to quickly detect fetal distress patterns, identify urgent cases requiring immediate attention, and make timely interventions. By eliminating the need to physically move between rooms or toggle between different screens, clinicians can maintain continuous surveillance, reduce response times, and potentially prevent adverse outcomes.

This streamlined approach not only improves patient safety and care quality but also optimizes workflow efficiency and reduces the cognitive load on healthcare professionals during busy shifts.

Traditionally, nurses and doctors had to manually draw and update this chart by hand, which was time-consuming and could lead to mistakes. Now, with automatic charting, healthcare workers simply need to type in their regular check-up findings – like how dilated the cervix is, the baby’s position, or the mother’s blood pressure – and the system automatically creates and updates a clear, easy-to-read partograph.

Short cut link from the notification for quick view and insight of the reported notification. These notification-linked charts serve as instant visual evidence, allowing medical staff to quickly understand the context and severity of any concerning patterns without having to search through hours of CTG recordings. When an alert occurs, the accompanying chart shows the exact segment of the CTG trace that caused the notification, complete with relevant measurements and pattern classifications.