Clinical Perspectives on Non-Invasive Fetal Brain Monitoring

Fetal EEG is an emerging technology designed to noninvasively assess fetal brain activity, with the goal of improving detection of neurologic compromise beyond traditional heart rate–based monitoring. We are seeking input on clinical needs, workflow considerations, and potential applications in both high-risk and general obstetric populations.

The below eight questions gauge interest in a follow up conversation. Your feedback from a follow up conversation would directly inform ongoing clinical research and technology development in this area.

Thank you for contributing your expertise.

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* 1. Which best describes your primary practice setting?

Academic medical center

Community hospital (with MFM service)

Private practice / MFM group

Integrated health system (e.g., Kaiser, VA, etc.)

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Which best describes your role?

Attending MFM

General OB/GYN with MFM focus

Fellow

Other (please specify)

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* 3. Approximately how many high-risk pregnant patients (e.g., IUGR, preeclampsia, diabetes, anomalies) do you personally follow per year in the third trimester?

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* 4. Would you be willing to be contacted for a follow-up interview?

Yes

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* 5. If yes, please enter your email address and we will follow up for an interview.

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* 6. If yes, please enter your phone number and we will follow up for an interview.

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* 7. Do you personally have any experience with research in the fetal monitoring space?

Yes

Not sure

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* 8. Does your institution have any experience with research in the fetal monitoring space?

Yes

Not sure