In short
What it isA poster by a Sheba Medical Center team at the World Hospital at Home Congress 2025.
Why it mattersIt describes the hybrid model later published in Frontiers in Digital Health (2026).
Who it’s forHealth systems and clinicians.
Sheba Medical Center presents a hybrid maternal-fetal care model using Nuvo’s INVU™ at WHAHC 2025 in Vienna. The study highlights improved adherence and reduced visit time for high-risk pregnancies through remote non-stress testing.
A team from Sheba Medical Center is presenting a poster titled "Empowering High-Risk Pregnant Women: A New Hybrid Model for Hospital at Home" at the World Hospital at Home Congress, taking place March 27–29, 2025, at the Austria Center Vienna (ACV), Bruno-Kreisky-Platz 1, 1220 Wien, Austria. The work introduces a hybrid maternal-fetal care model integrating remote monitoring with in-clinic assessments for high-risk pregnancies.
The study highlights the use of INVU™ by Nuvo to support remote non-stress testing and enhance care for women with high-risk pregnancies, improving patient adherence and reducing visit time.
Authored by Nirit Putievsky Pilosof, Rakefet Yoeli-Ullman, Esther Galler, Galia Barkai, Eyal Zimlichman, and Abraham Tsur, the poster demonstrates Sheba's ongoing work in maternal care innovation and Nuvo's role in enabling remote pregnancy monitoring.
