Abstract
A system to monitor the quality of perinatal health care in terms of the outcomes of pregnancy has been implemented at the University of Illinois. The computerized system can be extended to other regional networks. The system's design, its analysis and use, its potential impact on patient care, its acceptability to providers, and its costs, confidentiality, reliability, and transferability are discussed in this paper.
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