OBIX by Clinical Computer Systems, Inc

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.

08/06/2026

🎥 In this month's FAQ video, Lisa Miller tackles a question that comes up constantly on L&D units: do you need a fetal scalp electrode to assess variability?

Watch her answer in this video: https://www.obix.com/resources/ -expert

08/06/2026

30 years ago, we set out to build technology exclusively for labor and delivery and that mission has never changed. For three decades, OBIX has proudly partnered with health systems and L&D teams who understand that this unit is unlike anywhere else in the hospital and deserves a purpose-built approach. As we continue celebrating this milestone, we're looking ahead with even more excitement to continue partnering with the incredible L&D units and clinicians who inspire us every day. ❤️

08/04/2026

OBIX is heading to the Texas AWHONN Section Conference this week and we'd love to connect with you there.

Whether you're a L&D nurse, clinical leader, or perinatal professional, stop by our booth to meet the team and learn how we're supporting the clinicians who deliver exceptional care every day.

08/03/2026

You're managing two patients at once, interpreting continuous FHR and UA data with minutes to react. That's not a workflow a generic EHR was built for but that's not always understood outside of L&D.

Our latest @ the Nurses Station, "Why L&D Demands a Purpose-Built System," covers key areas like alarm fatigue and defensible documentation. It's written so you can share it with leadership when the "why can't we just use the EHR" conversation comes up.

Read the full article: https://hubs.la/Q04rK2gg0

08/03/2026

You're managing two patients at once, interpreting continuous FHR and UA data with minutes to react. That's not a workflow a generic EHR was built for but that's not always understood outside of L&D.

Our latest @ the Nurses Station, "Why L&D Demands a Purpose-Built System," covers key areas like alarm fatigue and defensible documentation. It's written so you can share it with leadership when the "why can't we just use the EHR" conversation comes up.

Read the full article: https://hubs.la/Q04rJgWg0