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Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialists

High-risk obstetric consults are dense with counseling — quoted risks, ultrasound findings, delivery timing — and every word may matter later. Medical Scribe drafts the consult note while you stay focused on the patient in front of you.

Sample note

What your notes will look like

A real example of the documentation Medical Scribe generates for maternal-fetal medicine specialists — ready before your patient leaves the room.

MFM Consult Ready to copy

Subjective

29F G3P1011 at 28w2d, referred for pregestational type 2 diabetes and prior preterm delivery at 34 weeks. Reports good fetal movement; denies contractions, leaking fluid, or vaginal bleeding. On insulin glargine 24 units nightly and lispro with meals; fasting glucoses 88-105 mg/dL, occasional 2-hour postprandials to 150.

Objective

  • BP 118/72, weight 79.4 kg (+0.6 kg from last visit)
  • Fundal height 29 cm
  • Ultrasound: EFW 1,240 g (62nd percentile), AFI 14.2 cm
  • Posterior placenta, clear of the os; no gross anomalies
  • Umbilical artery Doppler: S/D ratio normal for gestational age

Assessment

28w2d intrauterine pregnancy complicated by pregestational T2DM with acceptable glycemic control on basal-bolus insulin, and history of spontaneous preterm birth at 34w0d. Fetal growth appropriate; no evidence of macrosomia or polyhydramnios.

Plan

  • Continue current insulin; increase dinner lispro to 8 units if postprandials exceed 140 mg/dL
  • Growth ultrasound every 4 weeks; begin twice-weekly NSTs at 32 weeks
  • Continue vaginal progesterone through 36 weeks
  • Anticipate delivery at 39w0d-39w6d if glycemic control remains stable
  • Return to clinic in 2 weeks

Illustrative example. Every note is fully editable, and you control the format — SOAP, DAP, or your own custom template.

High-risk pregnancy documentation carries high stakes

Hour-long consults, hour-long notes

Counseling after an abnormal serum screen or anomaly scan covers testing options, quoted risks, and patient decisions — nuance that takes almost as long to type as it did to discuss.

Counseling must be documented defensibly

Obstetrics carries real medicolegal exposure. The chart needs to show which risks were quoted, which options were offered — cfDNA versus amniocentesis — and what the patient chose.

Serial surveillance means serial notes

Twice-weekly antenatal testing, growth scans every few weeks, diabetes and blood pressure reviews — each encounter needs its own complete note with the trend made clear.

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Built-in templates

Note templates built for maternal-fetal medicine specialists

These aren't generic formats — they ship in the product today, structured around how you actually document.

Iron Infusion Consent

Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist's note

Subjective Objective Assessment Plan

Plus 280+ templates across every specialty — or build your own in minutes.

Built for the cadence of high-risk pregnancy care

An MFM practice runs on referral consults, serial growth scans, antenatal testing visits, and co-management with referring OBs. Medical Scribe records the visit — in person or telehealth — and drafts the note while you counsel. A referral for pregestational diabetes, a Doppler follow-up for growth restriction, a post-scan counseling session: each becomes a complete draft you review and sign.

A note that mirrors your consult

The generated note follows the built-in Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist’s note. Subjective captures obstetric history, gestational age, and interval symptoms; Objective holds vitals, fundal height, and ultrasound findings; Assessment and Plan lay out the diagnosis, the surveillance schedule, and the delivery timing you actually discussed with the patient.

Counseling you can stand behind

When a patient declines amniocentesis or elects expectant management, the chart should show exactly what was offered and quoted. Medical Scribe documents only what was said in the room — the risk figures, the alternatives, the patient’s decision — giving your counseling a record as careful as the conversation itself.

Frequently asked questions

Does it capture the counseling discussion, not just exam findings?

Yes. The risks you quoted, the testing options you laid out, and the decision the patient made are all part of the visit conversation, so they land in the Subjective, Assessment, and Plan sections of the drafted note. You review and edit before signing.

Can it handle both long consults and quick surveillance visits?

Yes. A 60-minute anomaly counseling visit generates a full consult note; a 15-minute NST or growth-scan follow-up produces a concise note reflecting just that encounter. The note matches the visit, not a one-size template.

Which built-in templates apply to MFM?

The Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist's note follows the Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan structure shown above, and procedure consents like the Iron Infusion Consent are also built in — among 280+ specialty templates. Custom templates take minutes.

Is it appropriate for sensitive prenatal diagnosis conversations?

Medical Scribe is HIPAA compliant and encrypted in transit and at rest. Nothing goes in the chart until you review and sign, and the note only reflects what was actually said in the visit — it never invents findings.

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