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The latest advancements in maternal healthcare feature wireless soft sensors, eliminating the need for traditional bulky wired monitoring systems during childbirth. Each stage during pregnancy and labor should be a positive experience, ensuring that women and their babies reach their full potential in health and well-being (Alim & Imtiaz, 2023). The flexible sensors attach to the skin and monitor vital signs such as fetal heart rate and contractions while giving mothers complete mobility (AZoSensors, 2021). The technology provides improved comfort levels and precise data monitoring, which results in positive results for both mother and child (AZoSensors, 2021).

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Cost: The initial investment for new technology can be high

Training Requirements: May require additional training to utilize and interpret data from the new sensors effectively.

Technical Challenges: Risk of connectivity issues or data transmission errors.​

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Soft Sensors for Wireless Monitoring During Labor

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Wireless soft sensors in maternal healthcare deliver significant advancements toward patient-centered care approaches. The combination of patient movement freedom and reliable monitoring quality with this advancement focuses on improving patient experiences. My recent birthing experiences would've been better with this piece of technology. While in labor and receiving fluids, it strengthens the need to urinate. However, being connected to a monitor limits mobility. Although the adoption of this device faces barriers like costs and training needs, the potential advantages for maternal and neonatal outcomes strongly support continued investment and development in this field.

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Enhanced Comfort

Improved Mobility

Accurate Data Collection

Minimizing Invasive Monitoring Methods

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1. Responsibility: ensures the team follows through on key tasks and maintains high standards throughout the innovation process.

2. Learner: brings a drive to continuously gain new knowledge that enhances the development and implementation of the technology.

3. Restorative: helps the team quickly identify and fix problems arising during testing or using the sensors.

4. Significance: motivates the team to focus on creating meaningful improvements in maternal health outcomes.

5. Intellection: supports thoughtful analysis and decision-making to guide the innovation in the right direction.

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Isaac – Ideation

Isaac will bring creative thinking and generate innovative ideas to improve the design and functionality of the sensors continuously.

Angelica – Analytical

Angelica will help interpret complex data from the sensors and ensure all aspects of the technology are backed by solid evidence.

Carter – Communication

Carter will clearly articulate the benefits and usage of innovation to healthcare professionals and patients.

Emily – Empathy

Emily will ensure the patient's emotional and physical needs are prioritized.

Sheila – Strategic

Sheila will help the team navigate complex decisions by identifying the best paths forward.