Automated PeriWatch Prolonged Deceleration Alerts
Every few minutes, WebRun checks PeriGen's live tracings for any deceleration that has run past two minutes, texts the assigned bedside nurse through Twilio with the room and duration, and posts the same alert to your L&D unit's Teams channel so nearby staff can help right away.
How do I get notified automatically when a fetal heart rate deceleration runs long?
WebRun watches every live tracing in PeriGen and, the moment a deceleration passes two minutes, texts the assigned bedside nurse through Twilio with the room and duration, then posts the same alert to your L&D unit's Teams channel. Nearby staff can respond right away instead of waiting to notice it on a monitor bank.
- The assigned nurse is texted within moments of a deceleration passing two minutes
- The whole unit sees the same alert in Teams, so help can come from nearby staff too
- The unit is notified again once the tracing resolves, closing the loop
Built for Labor and delivery nurses · L&D charge nurses · perinatal patient safety teams
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
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PeriGen - watch for prolonged decelerations
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WebRun opens PeriGen to watch for prolonged decelerations. - Open PeriGen and watch every live tracing for a deceleration that passes the two-minute mark
- Capture the patient's room, the deceleration's depth, and how long it has been running
- Keep watching in case the deceleration resolves or crosses into a baseline change
Done when Every prolonged deceleration has been identified with its room and duration.
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Twilio - text the assigned bedside nurse
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WebRun opens Twilio to text the assigned bedside nurse. - Send an SMS to the nurse assigned to that patient with the room number and how long the deceleration has run
- Send a second text if the deceleration is still active a few minutes later
Done when The assigned bedside nurse has been texted with the room and duration.
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Microsoft Teams - alert the unit
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WebRun opens Microsoft Teams to alert the unit. - Post the same alert to the L&D unit's Teams channel so any nearby nurse or the charge nurse can respond
- Note when the deceleration resolves so the unit isn't left wondering
Done when The unit's Teams channel shows the alert and, once it resolves, the resolution.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
How long does a deceleration have to run before it alerts?
Past the two-minute mark, which is the standard threshold for a prolonged deceleration. Shorter decelerations are the kind of variation PeriGen already tracks without paging anyone.
Does it text the patient?
No. Only the nurse assigned to that patient and the unit's Teams channel are alerted. WebRun never contacts a patient or family member directly.
Does it tell the unit when the deceleration resolves?
Yes. The Teams post is updated once the tracing returns to baseline, so the unit isn't left checking a monitor to find out if it's over.
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