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<p>Pregnant women are often excluded from randomized clinical trials due to safety concerns, yet the increasing prevalence of pre-existing conditions and pregnancy complications necessitates medication use. Observational cohort data can provide valuable insights to support clinical decision-making. We developed a web-based tool that presents population-level data on medication use and preterm birth risk. By integrating real-world evidence, this tool helps clinicians assess medication-related outcomes and improve maternal and neonatal health.</p>

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Developing point-of-care tools to inform decisions regarding prescription medication use in pregnancy

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    2025年7月25日

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  • Animesh Kumar Paul,
  • Sunil Vasu Kalmady,
  • Russell Greiner,
  • Padma Kaul

摘要

Pregnant women are often excluded from randomized clinical trials due to safety concerns, yet the increasing prevalence of pre-existing conditions and pregnancy complications necessitates medication use. Observational cohort data can provide valuable insights to support clinical decision-making. We developed a web-based tool that presents population-level data on medication use and preterm birth risk. By integrating real-world evidence, this tool helps clinicians assess medication-related outcomes and improve maternal and neonatal health.