Every two minutes, a woman dies from complications related to pregnancy and childbirth. More than 99% of these deaths occur in developing countries. We at Janitri are passionate about social healthcare and are working with a vision to see the world where no mother and newborn dies during the pregnancy period and birth.
Our Innovations
KEYAR is a portable Fetal ECG and Uterine EMG based fetal-maternal heart rate uterine contraction monitoring device. It is an effortless, portable & wireless continuous fetal monitor.
The DAKSH software is built to make labor documentation and management easier for medical professionals. It comes with multiple setup options which fits according to your labor ward. DAKSH makes patient monitoring completely remote and effortless. It comes with features like automated e-partograph, past patient offline database, report generation, labor vitals monitoring, alerts and alarm system. It also connects to your KEYAR device and generates automated graphical interpretation report.
Navam is a revolutionary combination of a wearable fetal movement tracker and a smart app that is ergonomically designed wearable to track your baby’s movements with ease.
Vaarta is an Initiative by Janitri launched on the occasion of International Midwives Day, 2020. Vaarta provides creative educational material for the healthcare professionals who are involved in Maternal and Child Healthcare. These material includes; short bites, articles & blogs, animated videos, video from experts, live webinars and expert case study discussions.
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Dr. Latha Venkatram
Senior Gynaecologist, Rangadore Memorial Hospital, Bangalore
“KEYAR” is a path breaking innovation which is very different from conventional CTGs available currently. It is very affordable, portable and easy to use and also provides real time relay of the data with timely alerts and alarms.
Dr. Venkatesh Murthy N
Taluk Health Officer, Sidlaghatta Taluk, Chikallapur District.
Daksh was of great help to all doctor, staff nurses working in these hospitals, and even in absence of doctors our staff nurses were able to identify the early danger signs of ANC and refer the patient for further follow up in higher centres.
Rajesh Ranjan Singh
Chief Executive Officer, Wish foundation
The analyses are easily interpretable by a low-skilled health worker. Use of KEYAR in primary healthcare settings at the last-mile in developing countries can substantially improve the quality of intrapartum fetal and maternal monitoring.
Dr. Mamta Gunawat
unior Resident(JS), MCH Hospital, Sawai Madhopur
DAKSH has helped in timely management of the referrals that come from the peripheral centres. The doctors and the staff get the information before the patient comes to the hospital and it helps in early preparation and early intervention.
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