Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, May 6 (RHC) Miguel Rodriguez, director of the Center of Medical Genetics (CGM) of Sancti Spiritus, confirmed that thanks to computer monitoring program in Genetics Longitudinal care for pregnant women and infants (Salgen ) created in this central Cuban province and only of its kind in the country, have been treated with greater rigor to more than 30 000 pregnant women in the country.
The specialist told the Cuban News Agency that the implementation of this tool six years ago has allowed organizing and controlling the actions of primary care received by pregnant and giving birth and evolution of the newborn.
added that it is possible know, from any clinic or hospital, the medical criteria about patients when they are transferred to another facility, since Salgen allows a communication line to be connected to networks Infomed.
argued Rodriguez this so every pregnancy checked by ultrasound is scanned into the application, which includes a detailed and methodical monitoring of genetic tests that are done to women in the process of pregnancy and after the child.
He said that the system developed in free software, is based on the Linear Record pregnant, official model implemented in Cuba to record the data, and also developed in this central province, but with the disadvantage of being manual.
Designed by specialists CGM and the Business Unit Software Development Base, the program grew out of the need to facilitate and improve the quality of healthcare through the use of information technologies.
(with information ACN)
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