Maternal outcomes in this region depend heavily on whether risk was identified during antenatal care and acted on at delivery. A partograph in a drawer helps nobody.
GYNOBSIS follows the pregnancy from booking to postnatal discharge, keeps risk factors visible at every contact, and produces the maternal health reporting the ministry requires.
Booking, visits, investigations and risk assessment tracked across the pregnancy with the schedule visible.
Identified risks carried forward to every subsequent contact and to the labour ward, rather than noted once and lost.
Partograph, delivery record, and immediate newborn condition captured at the bedside.
Mother and baby followed after delivery, with the newborn linked to the mother's record and given their own Health ID.
Non-obstetric gynaecology — screening, family planning, and conditions managed over time — in the same system.
The indicators required for national maternal health reporting produced from the clinical record.
Maternity units, women's health clinics, district hospitals and health centres providing antenatal and delivery care.
Yes. Midwife-led antenatal care with structured risk assessment and clear referral triggers is exactly the setting this is designed for.
Yes. The baby is registered with their own Health ID linked to the mother's record, so immunisation and paediatric care continue from a known starting point.
Yes. Maternal health indicators are generated from the clinical data rather than compiled by hand at the end of each month.
No. Bedside recording continues through outages and synchronises afterwards. A delivery cannot wait for the network.
Every OPES system shares one patient identity through OPESCare, so a patient moving between departments or facilities keeps one record rather than accumulating several.
We will show you the system against your own workflow rather than a generic demonstration. Tell us your facility type and we will tailor it.
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