High-risk "five-color management" for pregnant women needs to be understood

In the pregnancy management of pregnant women, the high-risk "five-color management" is a vital system that plays a key role in ensuring the safety and health of mothers and babies.

It divides pregnant women into five colors: green (low risk), yellow (general risk), orange (higher risk), red (high risk), and purple (infectious disease) for management based on multiple factors such as the health status of the pregnant women, medical history, and results of pregnancy examinations.
This management method has a certain degree of accuracy and scientificity. It can clearly distinguish pregnant women with different risk levels, allocate medical resources more reasonably, and provide more targeted medical services and monitoring for pregnant women.

Through information technology, doctors from different departments can view the medical records and test results of pregnant women at any time, facilitating communication and collaboration.