On 9th February, clinicians and maternal-fetal medicine specialists attending the SMFM Pregnancy Meeting 2026, Las Vegas, will have the opportunity to register for an exclusive Learning Event sponsored by Huntleigh Healthcare at 12:00. —The session, titled “Beyond the Strip: Evidence-Based Antenatal EFM Analysis with the DAWES REDMANTM algorithm, is designed to challenge conventional thinking on antenatal NST and introduce the DAWES REDMAN strip interpretation aid.
Professor Amarnath Bhide, recognized leader in obstetrics and fetal medicine, will be delivering the talk. With credentials that include his recent appointment as Chief Editor of Acta Obs et Gyn Scandinavica, Professor Bhide brings will bring expertise to the discussion.
The hour-long session promises to be an engaging lunch and learn experience. Attendees will explore the challenges of antenatal NST interpretation. Through real-world case examples, Professor Bhide will demonstrate how the DAWES REDMAN™ algorithm delivers consistency, reliability, and can support clinicians to improved outcomes in maternal-fetal care with evidence-based insights.
From understanding the algorithm’s mechanics to reviewing its clinical impact and adoption, this event aims to be an engaging learning opportunity. Participants will leave equipped with practical knowledge, resources for continued learning, and a vision for integrating an objective decision-making tool into their practice.
Lunch will be included, and a continuing education credits application is in process. Don’t miss this chance to attend the learning event and register today.
Amarnath Bhide is Professor and Consultant in Fetal Medicine and Obstetrics. He was appointed Chief Editor of Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavic in 2024. He is also a member of the editorial board for two other journals. After qualifying in Obstetrics and Gynecology from Mumbai, India, he obtained sub-speciality accreditation in Maternal and Fetal Medicine from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, UK. His research interests include placental physiology and pathology, hypoxaemia and fetal cardiac function and induction of labour. His clinical interests are in prenatal diagnosis and therapy, multiple pregnancy and problems with fetal growth. He has published over 250 peer-reviewed articles and several book chapters. He has co-authored four books.
Disclaimer: “This independent presentation is not part of the official programme as planned by the SMFM Pregnancy Meeting™ Program Committee and is not endorsed by or recommended by SMFM.”