Birth preferences
Preferences,
ready to discuss.
Families organize the preferences they want to discuss with their care team.
- Birth preferences
- Care conversations
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Birth preferences
A place to prepare for discussion.
Birth preferences help people record what matters to them before a care conversation.
- Families create and revisit their preferences.
- Connected professionals see information according to the care relationship.
- This does not replace clinical decisions, consent, or documentation.
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Learning for
each person.
Courses and lessons within each family or professional account.
- Courses
- Lessons
- Your progress
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Learning Center
Learning alongside care.
The Learning Center provides published courses for the person’s account role.
- Learners work through courses and lessons in their own account.
- Progress belongs to the learner.
- Course completion does not confer clinical credentials.
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People,
connected.
Families can connect doulas, midwives, and providers around their care.
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Your care team
Care relationships with defined access.
Individual accounts and care relationships determine who can see shared information.
- Each person uses their own sign-in.
- Primary professionals and assigned backups have different relationship permissions.
- An organization’s interest does not create access to anyone’s records.
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