OBIX by Clinical Computer Systems, Inc

09/14/2026

"Just because the patient looks fine doesn't mean the numbers are too."

That's the critical reminder from Dr. Stephanie Martin in our latest podcast episode. She and Dr. Suzanne McMurtry Baird explore what happens when we rationalize away abnormal vitals simply because the patient appears comfortable—and why that instinct can be dangerous. 🚩

If you've ever second-guessed a number because the patient "seemed okay," this episode is for you.

🎙️ Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4YvsveNCa005EBCBwzsV2c?si=hhCClhyiRIOu8wtZugVAOA

Has a patient's appearance ever masked what the vitals were trying to tell you?

The Critical Care Obstetrics Podcast · Episode

09/11/2026

Because patient safety is something we're deeply committed to, we're attending the SHC Patient Safety Do No Harm Conference this week.

This event brings together healthcare professionals focused on one shared goal: keeping patients safer. For our team, that mission shows up specifically in the world of labor and delivery, where early detection and reliable monitoring can make all the difference for mothers and babies.

If you're attending, we'd love to meet you and talk about how safety translates into perinatal care.

09/10/2026

We're headed to Baton Rouge! 🎉 Our team will be exhibiting at the Louisiana State AWHONN Conference at the Renaissance Hotel, and we can't wait to meet the perinatal nurses and clinical leaders from across the state.

Stop by our booth to chat with our team about our perinatal surveillance software and fetal monitoring hardware and let's talk about what's possible for your L&D unit. Whether you're curious about our current features or just want to say hello, we'd love to connect with you.

09/10/2026

Designed with nurses' workload in mind has been our focus for thirty years.

Every hospital leader knows the pressure of nurse staffing and Labor & Delivery is no exception.
But here's something worth considering: is your monitoring technology helping your nurses, or quietly adding to their workload? Manual cross-checks, unprioritized alarms, and constant cognitive strain can turn even a well-staffed unit into an exhausted one.

We've worked to make sure L&D technology helps to lighten that load instead of piling onto it. Because when the tools work the way nurses need them to, everyone benefits including the care team and the patients they serve.

Send us a message — let's talk about what's working (and what's not) for your nursing team.

09/10/2026

We're here in Salt Lake City 🏔️ for the Utah AWHONN Section Conference this week!
We're excited to be in a room filled with a focused community of perinatal professionals with a shared commitment— improving outcomes for mothers and babies.

If you're attending, stop by and talk with our team, we're always glad to hear what's working (and what's not) on units across the state, and to share where our perinatal surveillance software and fetal monitoring hardware are headed next.

08/24/2026

Jekyll Island, we're here! Our team will at the Georgia AWHONN Section Conference this week and we're looking forward to meeting perinatal professionals from across Georgia.

Stop by and say hello, we'd love to talk about our perinatal surveillance software and fetal monitoring hardware, and hear what's happening on your unit.

08/20/2026

Ever wonder why two clinicians can look at the same FHR tracing and come away with different interpretations? It's not about experience or skill; it's a reflection of just how much clinical judgment goes into fetal heart rate assessment every single day.

Our latest article dives into how our FHR Tools are designed to support standardized, NICHD-based assessment, helping care teams work from a shared, objective framework without replacing clinical expertise. The goal is to support more consistent communication across disciplines and contribute to a stronger standard of care for every patient.

Read the full article here: https://hubs.la/Q04tMnKd0

08/20/2026

Placenta Accreta Spectrum (PAS) disorder is one of obstetrics' most high-stakes conditions where a missed diagnosis can quickly escalate into life-threatening situation.

Stephanie Martin talks with Dr. Karim Fox about how a simple oversight could lead to major complications in childbirth on the latest episode of the Critical Care Obstetrics Podcast.

🎧 Listen now: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4eGHCjL1fuzsGFkaiczepd?si=CZ-PjCDuRBW5s55uZ7meiQ

The Critical Care Obstetrics Podcast · Episode

08/12/2026

Flagstaff, get ready because we're coming your way! Our team is heading to the Arizona Perinatal Trust Annual Conference, happening this week.

This event has supported Arizona's perinatal professionals for more than three decades, and we're glad to be part of this year's gathering alongside hundreds of clinicians and dozens of exhibitors.

Stop by and introduce yourself, we'd love to show you what our perinatal surveillance software and fetal monitoring hardware can do, and hear more about the needs of your L&D unit.

08/11/2026

Two patients. One monitor. Zero room for delay.

That's the reality of Labor & Delivery, and it's exactly why a "one-size-fits-all" EHR can fall short where it matters most. Our newest article dives into why enterprise systems that are built to be masters of documentation, often aren't built to manage the continuous, real-time monitoring that L&D clinicians depend on every shift.

We're talking with hospital leaders, nurses, and OBs about how purpose-built perinatal systems can work alongside enterprise EHRs, not against them.

Read the full article here:https://hubs.ly/Q04sHNV_0— and tell us: has your unit navigated this exact challenge? We'd love to hear how you've managed it.