Abstract: Certain examples provide systems and methods for improved perinatal workflow. An example system includes a user interface to display a time continuum of live data for a selected patient. The user interface includes a compressed view of the time continuum of live data over a first time period; an expanded view of the time continuum of live data over a second time period, the second time period to be shorter than the first time period; one or more indicators to be associated with data shown in the expanded view, each indicator to indicate a point of interest in the data; a first control to change the second time period for the expanded view display; and a second control to mark an indicator with respect to the data shown in the expanded view of the time continuum of live data.

Abstract: Certain examples provide systems and methods for improved perinatal workflow. Certain examples provide a clinical dock interaction display system. The system includes a memory to buffer live streaming data for one or more patients. The system includes a user interface to display and receive input with respect to a list of one or more patients one or more associated with a clinician; a control to facilitate user selection of one or more patients from the list; and live streaming data received from one or more monitors for one or more selected patients, wherein the user interface is to facilitate user selection of a patient for a more detailed patient view. The system includes an alert for one or more selected patients to be triggered based on a defined criterion. The system includes a processor to process data for output via the user interface and to process user input.

Abstract: Certain examples provide systems and methods for improved perinatal workflow. An example system includes a user interface to display a time continuum of live data for a selected patient. The user interface includes a compressed view of the time continuum of live data over a first time period; an expanded view of the time continuum of live data over a second time period, the second time period to be shorter than the first time period; one or more indicators to be associated with data shown in the expanded view, each indicator to indicate a point of interest in the data; a first control to change the second time period for the expanded view display; and a second control to mark an indicator with respect to the data shown in the expanded view of the time continuum of live data.