PROMs in obstetrics

Beyond monitoring and biological assessment

Ultrasounds, fetal monitoring, blood tests, cervical examination: obstetrics has no shortage of objective examinations.

But these indicators reveal nothing about anxiety before delivery, exhaustion in the first weeks, or feelings of isolation when breastfeeding does not go as planned. Depression, incontinence, mother-child bonding, breastfeeding, confidence in the maternal role, and childbirth experience.

PROMs in obstetrics help improve patients’ quality of life during pregnancy and after delivery.

PROMs assessment contributes to reducing complication and adverse event rates.

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“Our team joined the National Maternity Registry from the very beginning. The digitalization of PROMs, PREMs and CROMs does not slow down activity. We can now benchmark ourselves using scientifically validated indicators, adjusted to each patient’s profile, through randomized data collection.”

Prof. Patrick Rozenberg,
French National College of Gynecologists and Obstetricians

For pregnancy & childbirth

Two patients with medically comparable pregnancies and deliveries can present radically different health outcomes. PROMs enable you to:

Aggregated data support continuous improvement of care pathways and clinical research.

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“Your participation in the Registry counts towards Gynerisq accreditation in the areas of practice improvement, teamwork, and patient relationship.

Dr. Olivier Multon,
Gynerisq Expert Board

National Maternity
Registry

PromTime deploys the National Maternity Registry using the ICHOM standardized methodology with the support of:

Since 2024, PromTime has deployed the National Maternity Registry in partnership with the French College of Patient Outcomes.

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