Home baby monitors aim to ease pregnancy Check-Up burden
NCT ID NCT05847790
Summary
This study tested whether using an FDA-approved remote monitoring belt at home helps pregnant people complete their recommended fetal check-ups more often than going to the clinic. Researchers compared the two methods in 400 participants who needed regular monitoring. The goal was to see if remote access makes it easier for people, especially Black participants, to get the care they need.
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University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19104, United States
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