Human triage reduces false alarms.
Studies of remote-monitoring programs show human-in-the-loop triage cuts false-positive alerts by more than 60% compared with algorithm-only systems, protecting patients from alarm fatigue (NEJM Catalyst, 2021).
24/7 Maternal Care Command Centre
A staffed clinical control room that watches every stream from every Wombly member — reads the data, calls when a call is needed, and never sleeps.
Why it matters
Wearable data is only as good as the eyes on it. Alerts sent straight to a mother's phone create anxiety without action. Wombly puts a trained clinician between the sensor and the message — so every alert is triaged, contextualised and answered.
The science, in plain language
Studies of remote-monitoring programs show human-in-the-loop triage cuts false-positive alerts by more than 60% compared with algorithm-only systems, protecting patients from alarm fatigue (NEJM Catalyst, 2021).
In obstetric emergencies — postpartum haemorrhage, eclampsia, cord compromise — every ten-minute delay meaningfully raises the risk of severe morbidity (WHO Maternal Morbidity Report).
<10 min
typical response time to a red-flag alert
Source · Wombly clinical protocol
60%+
reduction in false alerts with human triage
Source · NEJM Catalyst, 2021
How it works
Wearable data flows into a live dashboard, one card per member, colour-coded by risk.
A maternal nurse reviews every out-of-range value; a senior medical expert is on call for escalation.
You are called, messaged or video-linked — depending on urgency and preference.
What you get
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