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GynoOps User Feature Guide

Step-by-step help for GynoOps — written for clinic teams who are not specialists in every workflow.

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  • •How to open the module and patient chart
  • •Specialty tabs and clinic-wide queues
  • •Tips for day-to-day clinic use
  • •UI snapshots when added by your admin
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GynoOps User Feature Guide

How to use GynoOps for obstetrics & gynecology — especially Natal-IQ (per patient) and Active Pregnancies (clinic-wide EDD list).

Before you start

  1. Open /gynoops or My GynoOps after signing in.
  2. Configure clinic profile, branches, and hours.
  3. Open Patients from the sidebar.

Natal-IQ (per patient)

Natal-IQ is the pregnancy chart for one patient (LMP / ultrasound / IVF dating, gestation progress, calculators).

  1. Open a patient → Natal-IQ tab.
  2. Click New Natal-IQ to start a pregnancy chart.
  3. Enter LMP (or US / IVF / CRL mode) so EDD and gestation update.
  4. Use embedded calculators (BMI, BP class, EFW helpers, Apgar, Bishop, etc.) as needed.
  5. Link Obs prescriptions to the chart when you prescribe.

Ended / superseded charts stay available in the list for history.

Active Pregnancies (clinic-wide)

Open Active Pregnancies from the sidebar to see patients with an active Natal-IQ chart and upcoming EDD.

  • Sort by EDD
  • Search by name, phone, or EDD text
  • Click a row to open that patient’s Natal-IQ chart

Appointments & EMR

Use Appointments for the day list and Patients for charts, prescriptions, and billing as in other Clinic-Ops modules.