Remind your team to drill for shoulder dystocia before delivery
Every morning, WebRun reads PeriGen for any patient nearing delivery with a shoulder dystocia risk factor on file, such as an estimated fetal weight over your unit's threshold, prior shoulder dystocia, or gestational diabetes, reminds the charge nurse and OB team in Teams to run a quick shoulder dystocia drill before the birth, and logs each reminder and drill completion to a compliance sheet.
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How do I automatically remind my team to drill for shoulder dystocia?
Every morning, WebRun reads PeriGen for patients nearing delivery with a shoulder dystocia risk factor on file, such as a high estimated fetal weight or a prior shoulder dystocia, and reminds the charge nurse and OB team in Teams to run a quick drill before the birth. Each reminder and its completion are logged to a Sheet.
- A drill reminder reaches the team while there's still time to run it before delivery
- Drill compliance is logged automatically instead of tracked from memory after the fact
- Risk factors come straight from documented data, not a manual chart review
Built for Labor and delivery charge nurses · OB physicians · perinatal patient safety educators
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
perigen.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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PeriGen - identify shoulder dystocia risk factors
WebRun opens PeriGen to identify shoulder dystocia risk factors. - Open PeriGen and read documented risk factors for every patient nearing delivery
- Flag anyone with an estimated fetal weight over your unit's threshold, prior shoulder dystocia, or gestational diabetes
- Note how soon each flagged patient is expected to deliver
Done when Every patient nearing delivery has been checked for a shoulder dystocia risk factor.
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Microsoft Teams - remind the team to drill
WebRun opens Microsoft Teams to remind the team to drill. - Post a reminder to the charge nurse and OB team naming the patient's room and the risk factor on file
- Ask the team to run a brief shoulder dystocia drill or huddle before the delivery
Done when The team has been reminded in Teams to drill before the flagged delivery.
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Google Sheets - log drill completion
WebRun opens Google Sheets to log drill completion. - Log the reminder and, once the team confirms it, the drill completion to a running compliance sheet
- Keep the sheet at the room and date level for your unit's competency tracking
Done when The reminder and its completion status are logged to the compliance sheet.
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
Does it run the drill for the team?
No. WebRun only reminds the charge nurse and OB team to run the drill and logs whether it happened. The drill itself is carried out by your clinical staff.
What risk factors trigger a reminder?
Whatever your unit sets as shoulder dystocia risk criteria, such as estimated fetal weight over a threshold, a prior shoulder dystocia, or gestational diabetes. WebRun follows your protocol.
How is drill completion confirmed?
The team confirms it back in Teams or PeriGen once the drill is run, and WebRun logs that confirmation to the compliance sheet. It doesn't mark a drill complete on its own.
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