EC Gynaecology

The AIST_PARTUS service is an intelligent system for central monitoring of partograms with automated assessment of critical indicators of the mother and fetus during labor, analysis of the progress of labor (is the frequency and duration of contractions sufficient/cervical dilation/head advancement) with the formation of signal lists across the entire region for the purpose of labor supervision.

The AIST_PARTUS service is a solution for clinical workflows that performs such important functions as continuous monitoring of labor from basic to advanced levels and automated assessment of critical deviations, while ensuring mobility and data security.

The main structural element of the “AIST_PARTUS” service is a digital partogram, which can be maintained on any mobile device in the obstetric hospital.

The intelligent system of central monitoring of partographs "AIST_PARTUS" offers such innovative options as:

• Automated analysis of all critical indicators
• Visual marking of deviations,
• Pop-up tips on labor management tactics
• Remote monitoring across the entire region, which provides AIST_PARTUS with a key role in online monitoring of births in various medical care settings.

Flexible access to patient vital data provides enhanced clinical decision support, improving quality of care and streamlining workflow.

"AIST_PARTUS" is the basis of a comprehensive solution for online monitoring of labor, designed to help clinicians confidently make informed decisions.

 Keywords: Partogram; Information Technology; Remote Monitoring; Telemedicine; CDSS; Electronic Document Management; Obstetrics; Childbirth Online; Personal Medical Assistant to a Doctor

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2. Clinical guidelines "Normal delivery (singleton delivery, spontaneous delivery in occipital presentation)".
3. Order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation dated September 7, 2020 No. 947n "On approval of the Procedure for organizing a document management system in the field of health protection in terms of maintaining medical records in the form of electronic documents".