Interactive Checklists

Published obstetric checklists, rebuilt so they do the arithmetic, the timing and the cross-checking.

Clinical guidelines often end in a checklist: a table to tick, a score to add, a time to calculate. On paper, every one of those steps depends on the person holding the page. Paper cannot add, cannot catch two choices that exclude each other, and cannot point out that a rule elsewhere in the document overrides the score.

Paper is out. Every checklist here is interactive. Each one follows a single published source exactly as written and shows where each recommendation comes from.

Guideline checklists

Pregnancy and postpartum VTE Prophylaxis in Pregnancy Who should receive low molecular weight heparin, when, and for how long. Two guidelines, side by side:
  • RCOG GTG 37a position statement: antenatal and postnatal risk score
  • SMFM checklist: thromboprophylaxis after cesarean
Open → Pregnancy Low-Dose Aspirin in Pregnancy Preeclampsia risk-factor checklist: who should take low-dose aspirin, at what dose, and from when. Built on SMFM, ACOG and USPSTF guidance. Open → Labor and delivery Postpartum Hemorrhage Risk Antepartum risk assessment for postpartum hemorrhage, to plan for birth before bleeding starts. Open →

Clinical process checklists

Quality and safety Adverse Outcome Investigation Structured review of an adverse obstetric outcome, modeled on the NTSB investigation method: 8 phases and 4 legal elements. Open → Informed consent Home Birth Informed Consent Evidence-based consent checklist for a planned home birth. Open → Before pregnancy Preconception Counseling Evidence-based counseling checklist for women planning a pregnancy. Open →
Coming next More checklists Further checklists will be added as each one is reviewed against its source document.

How every checklist here works

One source per tool

Each tool applies one published guideline. Where guidelines differ, they get separate tools and a comparison.

Every line traced

Each recommendation names the part of the source it comes from, and the full citation sits on the page.

Gaps stated, not filled

When a source is ambiguous or contradicts itself, the tool says so instead of guessing.

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