Only 50% of patients were correctly prescribed antenatal aspirin, with lower adherence among those with moderate preeclampsia risk, indicating need for provider education.
There is a significant gap in the correct prescription of antenatal aspirin for preeclampsia prevention, highlighting a need for provider education.
Only half of our patients were correctly prescribed aspirin, a trend more pronounced among those with moderate risk factors for preeclampsia. This highlights an opportunity for public health interventions and provider education regarding the benefit of aspirin in this population.
Waks et al. (2026) studied this question. Only 50% of patients were correctly prescribed antenatal aspirin, with lower adherence among those with moderate preeclampsia risk, indicating need for provider education.