* It requires a skilled healthcare worker who can fill and interpret the<unk> h. * Recent studies have shown there is no evidence that<unk> h use is detrimental to outcomes. * Often paper-partograph and the equipment required to complete it are unavailable in low resource settings. * Despite decades of training and investment, implementation rates and capacity to correctly use the<unk> h are very low. * According to some recent literature, cervical dilatation over time is a poor predictor of severe adverse birth outcomes. This raises questions around the validity of a<unk> h alert line.
Partogram
Postcoital test
Semen collection
Semen analysis
Fertility testing
Maternal impression
Condom machine
Gonadosomatic index