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Gravida

Gravida provides evidence‑informed, person‑centred clinical tools that embed into existing obstetric workflows, helping hospitals, birth centers, and obstetric clinics streamline decision‑making and reduce equipment waste.

Melbourne, AustraliaFounded 20224100+ followers
Updated 2 months ago

Funding

Funding not disclosed

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Pregnancy and labour care workflows are often hampered by procedural inefficiencies, limited equipment options, and high clinician workload, leading to increased waste, higher costs, and a compromised experience for mothers and their support networks.

Solution

Gravida creates evidence‑informed, person‑centred clinical tools that integrate directly into existing obstetric workflows. By co‑designing solutions with clinicians, the platform streamlines decision‑making, reduces unnecessary equipment use, and lowers the carbon footprint of maternity care. The technology delivers actionable insights at the point of care, enabling faster, more sustainable clinical actions without disrupting established processes. This approach improves the experience for patients, families, and providers while helping health systems contain costs.

Target Audience

Primary customers are hospitals, birth centers, and obstetric clinics seeking to improve efficiency and sustainability in pregnancy and labour care.

Features

  • Modular software components that embed into electronic health record systems and bedside equipment interfaces
  • Real‑time decision support algorithms based on the latest obstetric evidence and local practice guidelines
  • Equipment utilization analytics that identify and eliminate redundant or underused devices
  • Sustainability dashboards that track waste reduction and carbon‑impact metrics for maternity units
  • User‑focused design built through clinician co‑creation workshops to ensure intuitive adoption
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