Key result
New perinatal decision-support network achieves 100% reliable data transmission in under 2 minutes.
Why the study?
A system for fetal monitoring and assessment of high risk mother and fetus at regional hospitals was needed to improve communication and decision support.
Does a new computer network system using telephone lines enable reliable transmission of perinatal decision support information for high-risk mothers and fetuses?
Does a new computer network system using telephone lines enable reliable transmission of perinatal decision support information for high-risk mothers and fetuses?
A newly developed computer network system using telephone lines enables rapid and 100% reliable transmission of perinatal data from regional hospitals to perinatal centers for decision support.
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Supports feasibility of remote fetal data transmission; leaves open impact on high-risk perinatal outcomes.
Kubo et al. (1995) studied High risk mother and fetus. Computer network system for communicating perinatal decision support information was evaluated on Rate of reliable data transmission. A new computer network system for perinatal decision support achieved a 100% reliable data transmission rate, transmitting 1-hour recording sessions in less than 2 minutes via telephone lines.
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