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A PERINATAL RESEARCH DATABASE

A computerized perinatal database has been developed at Mount Sinai Hospital to manage information generated by 7000 admissions per year (3500 maternal & 3500 infant), including 900 admissions to the Newborn Special Care Unit. The unique features of this database system occur in 3 areas.1. It was designed from inception as a comprehensive, integrated maternal-infant database. There are currently 534 maternal and 646 infant variables. The database is designed to prospectively collect data of general utility to any perinatal research study enabling integration of that data with the specialized data collected by specific research.2. The database is distributed over two separate computer systems to be cost-effective, yet allow complex use of the data. Data are entered on a 16-bit multi-user micro-computer where admission notes, discharge summaries, and summary reports on < 1 year's data are generated. Data are regularly transmitted from the local computer to our University Computing Center where complex statistical analysis, long-term analysis, and archival storage are available.3. Data collection has been integrated into routine medical care, utilizing problem oriented records to allow prospective data collection rather than retrospective chart abstraction.