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my-e-Ob is free for personal use, no need to register, and nothing is disabled.
my-e-Ob is intended to provide a newly diagnosed pregnant woman with a "Calendar of Events" regarding her pregnancy and development of her unborn child.
The information provided, concise and well-laid out on a single sheet of paper is like a "Quick Reference Guide" for the weeks ahead, and is very informative especially for the first time expecting, mother-to-be.
The General Practitioner or midwife who provides antenatal care would find it particularly useful, and even more so, the busy ObGyn will
The information provided, concise and well-laid out on a single sheet of paper is like a "Quick Reference Guide" for the weeks ahead, and is very informative especially for the first time expecting, mother-to-be.
The General Practitioner or midwife who provides antenatal care would find it particularly useful, and even more so, the busy ObGyn will
What's New
Version 2.4:
- Greatly improved user interface
- All known bug fixed
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS 9.0 or later
PPC, Mac OS 9.0 or later
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| Downloads:3,177 |
| Version Downloads:1,620 |
| Type:Home Personal : Health and Fitness |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:13 Dec 2005 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / OS X / OS Classic |
| Price: $50.00 |
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my-e-Ob is free for personal use, no need to register, and nothing is disabled.
my-e-Ob is intended to provide a newly diagnosed pregnant woman with a "Calendar of Events" regarding her pregnancy and development of her unborn child.
The information provided, concise and well-laid out on a single sheet of paper is like a "Quick Reference Guide" for the weeks ahead, and is very informative especially for the first time expecting, mother-to-be.
The General Practitioner or midwife who provides antenatal care would find it particularly useful, and even more so, the busy ObGyn will also welcome it, since, at the time of registration, the Nurse can have this information, personalized, (ncluding Rhesus negtive, Diabetics, multiparity and women over 40), to the patient, in a matter of seconds, and the expectant mother-to-be can go through it while in the waiting room.
When registered, the registration reminder will be disabled and the printed output can be customized by the user to his/her own preference.
The information provided, concise and well-laid out on a single sheet of paper is like a "Quick Reference Guide" for the weeks ahead, and is very informative especially for the first time expecting, mother-to-be.
The General Practitioner or midwife who provides antenatal care would find it particularly useful, and even more so, the busy ObGyn will also welcome it, since, at the time of registration, the Nurse can have this information, personalized, (ncluding Rhesus negtive, Diabetics, multiparity and women over 40), to the patient, in a matter of seconds, and the expectant mother-to-be can go through it while in the waiting room.
When registered, the registration reminder will be disabled and the printed output can be customized by the user to his/her own preference.
Anonymous reviewed on 21 Apr 2005
- http://faculty.washington.edu/gcd/DOC/
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2005/07/06/MNGANDJFVK1.DTL&type=printableL
Anonymous reviewed on 07 Apr 2005
Then again, what do I know? I'm never pregnant ;-).