This study is looking at how well a remote fetal monitoring system, called INVU, works for pregnant individuals who need weekly non-stress tests (a common test to check on your baby's health). Instead of going to a clinic, you would use the INVU system at home with its app. Researchers want to understand if using INVU improves satisfaction for both patients and healthcare providers, and if it saves money compared to in-person testing. You may be able to join if you are over 18, speak English, are pregnant with one baby, and need antenatal testing between 32 and 40 weeks of pregnancy, with certain medical conditions like gestational diabetes. The study is currently unclear on its recruitment status.

Study design

This is an interventional study planning to enroll 150 women. It will evaluate the implementation of a remote fetal-monitoring system.

What's involved

You will be recruited at any time during pregnancy if you meet inclusion criteria and require antenatal fetal testing between 32 and 40 weeks gestation. You will use the INVU fetal monitoring system at home.

Compensation

If you have Missouri Medicaid, your expenses will be covered by the study. If you have private insurance or are self-pay, you will need to pay all expenses out of pocket.

Follow-up

The primary endpoint is measured at the time participants are recruited during pregnancy if they require antenatal fetal testing between 32 and 40 weeks gestation.

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