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Prenatal risk review

Prenatal risk assessment is a repeated review of factors that may raise the chance of pregnancy, fetal, or newborn complications.

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Preventing complications and preparing for safe delivery

Preventing complications and preparing for safe delivery

Start with a clinically informed risk review Preventing complications begins before labor with a structured review of maternal, fetal, placental, and logistical risk factors. This review is not meant to label someone as fragile; it helps the care team decide whether birth is appropriate at home, in a birth center, or in a hospital with […]

Risk assessment and importance of prenatal care

Risk assessment and importance of prenatal care

What prenatal risk assessment is Prenatal risk assessment is the systematic review of factors that could increase the likelihood of maternal, fetal, or newborn complications. It usually begins at the first prenatal contact with a detailed history, confirmation of gestational age, baseline examination, and appropriate laboratory or imaging tests. Clinicians look at prior pregnancies, medical […]