Maternal & Public Health
Antenatal and postnatal contacts, immunisation sessions, nutrition screening, PMTCT and community outreach — captured once, in a form your register and your program indicators can both use.
Maternal and community public health work carries a documentation burden that clinical software rarely acknowledges. A single antenatal contact generates a clinical record, an entry in the antenatal register, data for the facility monthly summary, and often indicators for a ministry or donor reporting line. The same is true of an immunisation session, a growth-monitoring day, a PMTCT visit or a community outreach round. Health workers therefore write the same information three or four times, usually after the session has ended and usually from memory, and the quality of national health data suffers as a direct result. ScribeMDPro's Maternal and Public Health profile is built for those contacts. It structures the visit around the fields the program actually needs — gestational age and parity, danger signs, IPTp and tetanus doses, iron and folate supply, HIV and syphilis screening status, birth preparedness, immunisation antigens with batch and site, MUAC and weight-for-age classification, referral made and referral outcome — and produces a clean clinical note plus a short indicator summary from one conversation. It works offline, because outreach happens where connectivity does not, and syncs when the device returns to coverage. Nothing is auto-submitted anywhere: the health worker reviews and approves every record.
Open ScribeMDPro before the maternal and public health encounter and start recording — the patient never has to talk to a device.
Conduct your normal history and exam. Run the contact exactly as your program protocol requires — the profile listens for the fields your register needs.
A structured SOAP note appears seconds after the visit ends, formatted for your specialty.
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S: 24yo G2P1+0, ANC contact 4 at 30 weeks 2 days by early scan. No headache, no blurred vision, no epigastric pain, no bleeding, no leaking of liquor. Good fetal movements. Sleeps under an insecticide-treated net nightly. Taking iron-folate daily. O: Weight 63 kg (+1.5 kg). BP 112/70. Temp 36.8 C. PCV 33%. Fundal height 30 cm, longitudinal lie, cephalic, fetal heart 142 bpm. No pedal oedema. Urinalysis: no protein, no glucose. HIV negative at booking, syphilis non-reactive, hepatitis B negative. A: Normal progress of pregnancy at 30 weeks in a multigravida. No pre-eclampsia features. Mild anaemia improving on supplementation. P: IPTp-SP third dose given under observation. Td dose 3 given, left deltoid. Iron-folate 60 mg/0.4 mg daily continued, 4-week supply dispensed. Birth preparedness reviewed: facility delivery, transport, funds and blood donor identified. Danger signs counselled with return-immediately instruction. Next contact at 34 weeks. Indicators: ANC4 achieved, IPTp3 given, Td3 given, ITN in use, HIV and syphilis screening complete.
Illustrative only. Clinicians retain final responsibility for the record.
Antenatal and postnatal contacts, primary-level delivery summaries, family planning counselling, routine immunisation sessions, growth monitoring and nutrition screening, PMTCT, TB DOTS contacts and community outreach rounds.
It produces an indicator summary alongside the clinical note — contact number, doses given, screening status, classification and referral outcome — so register and DHIS2-style entry becomes copying rather than recall. It does not submit to any national system on your behalf.
Yes. Consultations are captured and stored encrypted on the device and sync automatically when connectivity returns, so nothing is lost if the session ends offline.
Yes. The contact can be conducted in Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, Swahili, French, Portuguese or any other supported language, and the written record is produced in the reporting language your program uses.
No. Records belong to the clinician and their facility, and nothing is transmitted to a program, ministry or donor unless the facility explicitly exports it.
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