OB/GYN Clinical Protocol Directory

Includes evaluation and guidance for non-pregnant patients with gynecologic complaints such as abnormal vaginal bleeding, pelvic or lower abdominal pain, vaginal discharge or irritation, urinary symptoms, contraception or IUD/implant concerns, breast symptoms (non-lactating), and post-procedure questions.

• Pelvic Pain

• Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding for Pre-Menopausal Patient

• Vaginal Discharge / Infection

• Vulvar Symptoms

• Urinary Symptoms

• Postmenopausal Bleeding

• Contraception Concerns

• Concern for Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Exposure

• Post-Procedure GYN Concern

Includes triage and management of early pregnancy concerns prior to fetal viability. Addresses vaginal bleeding, pelvic or abdominal pain (including ectopic screening), nausea and vomiting (hyperemesis risk), fever or infection symptoms, urinary complaints, trauma or injury, medication or exposure questions, and emergency symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, syncope, or neurologic changes.

• Vaginal Bleeding 0–20 Weeks

• Abdominal Pain (Early Pregnancy)

• Hyperemesis / Severe Nausea and Vomiting

• Nausea and Vomiting of Pregnancy

• Urinary Symptoms in Pregnancy

• Fever in Pregnancy

• Trauma in Pregnancy

• Hypertensive Symptoms (Early Pregnancy)

Includes triage of mid- to late-pregnancy complaints prior to term. Covers preterm labor symptoms, vaginal bleeding, suspected rupture of membranes, decreased fetal movement, hypertension and preeclampsia symptoms, trauma or injury, and other urgent maternal complaints.

• Vaginal Bleeding >20 Weeks

• Decreased Fetal Movement (28-36.6 weeks)

• Decreased Fetal Movement (<28 weeks)

• Abdominal Pain / Cramping

• Leakage or Gush of Fluid

• Preterm Labor Symptoms

• Hypertensive Symptoms 28 weeks - 36.6 weeks

• Hypertensive Symptoms >20 and <28 weeks

• Headache or Visual Changes

• Infection Symptoms

• Trauma in Pregnancy

Includes evaluation of term pregnancy and labor-related concerns. Addresses labor patterns, contractions, rupture of membranes, vaginal bleeding at term, decreased fetal movement, hypertensive symptoms, severe abdominal pain, and special populations such as patients with prior cesarean delivery (TOLAC).

• Labor Symptoms

• Leakage of Fluid

• Vaginal Bleeding at Term

• Decreased Fetal Movement

• Hypertensive Symptoms

• Illness (Nausea, vomiting, fever, etc.)

• Post-Dates Concerns

Includes triage of maternal concerns following delivery. Covers postpartum hypertension and preeclampsia symptoms, abnormal vaginal bleeding or hemorrhage, headache or neurologic symptoms, fever or infection (including endometritis and wound issues), breastfeeding-related breast concerns, chest pain or shortness of breath, mood or anxiety symptoms, and postpartum trauma or injury.

• Postpartum Hypertension

• Heavy Vaginal Bleeding

• Infection Symptoms

• Breast Concerns / Mastitis

• Postpartum Pain

• Wound or Incision Concerns

• Mental Health Concerns