E3 - Gravida - Past Obstetric History


E3 Maternity System

Gravida - Past Obstetric History

Past obstetric history is not entered from the questionnaires: it is entered from the banner. Until information is entered it will always display Gravida?

Gravida link on the banner.

To enter past obstetric history click on the gravida on the banner and enter the number of pregnancies and click on continue.

Enter the number of pregnancies.

This will display the Past Obstetric History box showing the number of past pregnancies you will need to complete.

Past Obstetric History box showing the number of past pregnancies

Double click the past pregnancy you want to update this will open the past pregnancy questionnaire.

The past pregnancy questionnaire

When completing the past obstetric history, you must complete and save the past pregnancy details first. You will then need to complete the past baby questionnaire. The data (date/time) appears to repeat itself however this is so E3 can match a pregnancy to a baby.

Complete the past baby questionnaire.

If you wish to view the past pregnancies that have been entered click on the calculate gravida/parity button.

Past Obstetric History Summary.

If you need to mark the pregnancy as confidential highlight the pregnancy and click on the confidential pregnancy icon a lock will appear alongside the pregnancy.

The Past Obstetric History.

If a pregnancy has been locked you will only be able to view this pregnancy if you have the relevant access to do so.

When birth details are added to the past obstetrics history as a still birth or neonatal death a Sands information box will become visible in the report viewer on the patient record.

A Sands information box.

If an additional pregnancy needs to be entered into the past obstetric history click on the green + button and add the pregnancy.

The green + button and add the pregnancy.



Article ID: 64
Created: April 5, 2022
Last Updated: September 13, 2024
Author: Administrator

Online URL: https://elearning.cornwall.nhs.uk/site/kb/article.php?id=64