Key result
A newly designed registry software for pregnant women with heart disease in Iran captured data for 500 patients, identifying congenital and valvular heart diseases as the most common conditions.
Why the study?
Heart disease in pregnancy is an important health issue requiring precise care, prompting the design of software to initiate a national registry in Iran.
Observational (n=500)
No
The development of a national registry software for pregnant women with heart disease in Iran successfully captured data on 500 patients, identifying congenital heart disease and valvular disease as the most common conditions.
Heart disease in pregnancy is an important health issue worldwide which needs precise care to improve pregnant women health care and reduce maternal mortality rate (MMR). As we know registries play an important role in improvement of health care, so we decided to design a software to take the first step for having a national registry for pregnant women with heart disease in Iran and classify them in a more effective way to reduce mismanagements. A windows-based software with C# language programming was designed and implemented by a group of specialists included two experienced cardiologists, a skilled gynecologist, and a proficient medical doctor programmer. Since the launch of the software, information for 500 pregnant women with heart disease has been entered. The most common types of heart disease in order were congenital heart disease, prosthetic heart valves, valvular disease, and cardiomyopathies. The software developed by our team provides a comprehensive and efficient tool for managing patients with heart disease in pregnancy. The use of this software can help identify high-risk patients early on, leading to better patient outcomes and ultimately contributing to the global goal of reducing MMR. In the field of pregnant women with heart disease, gathering large and accurate data over time can be utilized in artificial intelligence for analysis.
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Kalani et al. (2025) conducted an observational in Heart disease in pregnancy (n=500). Registry software was evaluated on Prevalence of heart disease types. A newly designed registry software for pregnant women with heart disease in Iran captured data for 500 patients, identifying congenital and valvular heart diseases as the most common conditions.
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