Malaysian Obstetric Monitoring System

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Reduce reliance on a physical book.

No more physical storage of pink books required on premise.

Eliminate redundant entry-effort into both mother and clinic's copy.

Patient diary. Self-log entries (e.g. patient diet, child movement patterns).

Investigation progress & results.

Precautions in patient management.

Medical conditions (allergies, medication, pre-existing).

Patient diary visible by doctors remotely.

Alerts and test results notification.

Doctor availability and bookings.

Admission.

Patient - Doctor interaction.

Double entry paper-work caused by requiring 2 copies of the Pink Book.
Physical storage space is required within the hospital to store the Pink Books for several years.
Important entries are not easily searched, looked up or may be missed as the content may have faded, discolored and hidden among other contents of the book.
Increased possibility of extending the wrong treatments due to missing or unclear records.
Records are not easily accessible in the event of an emergency and a patient is unconscious or unable to communicate.
Manual risk gradings of patients instead of automated assesment color coding.

Access patients entire antenatal journey anywhere and anytime.
Deal less with paper and more time with patients.
Be aware of which tests have already been done, when was it done and receive the results within MyMOMS.
Identify the patient’s risk status within a glance via color codes that is updated according to the patient’s latest conditions.
Reduce costs in managing, printing, entries, and storing a physical pink book.
Position your medical centre as an innovative and forward thinking organisation.