A repository of high-quality, evidence-based educational presentations for Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) clinicians and patients. These presentations are designed for teaching, consultation, and shared decision-making in obstetric care.
This repository serves as a curated collection of clinical presentations covering complex MFM topics, including:
- Fetal growth restriction (FGR) and abnormal Doppler studies
- Preeclampsia management
- IUGR surveillance and delivery timing
- Evidence-based approaches to high-risk obstetric conditions
- Interactive microsites with dual-audience content (patients and clinicians)
Comprehensive, multi-page educational resources designed for both patients and clinicians, featuring interactive content, documentation templates, and evidence-based counseling tools.
Path: microsites/vitamin-k-deficiency-bleeding/
Summary: Dual-audience microsite covering neonatal Vitamin K prophylaxis with separate interfaces for parents and clinicians.
Patient-Facing Content:
- Why newborns need Vitamin K
- Safety information and what to expect
- Common myths and evidence-based responses
- FAQ and printable handouts
Clinician Toolkit:
- 60-second counseling script
- Evidence framing for common social media claims
- Documentation templates for informed consent/refusal
- Safety-netting and follow-up guidance
Target Audience: Parents, pediatricians, family medicine, OB providers, nursing staff
Path: decks/fgr-ua-aedv-35w/
Summary: Clinical approach to late-preterm FGR with absent umbilical artery end-diastolic velocity (AEDV) - the placental insufficiency phenotype.
Key Topics:
- Definition and diagnosis of FGR with AEDV
- Pathophysiology of placental insufficiency
- Delivery timing at 35 weeks
- Counseling and management strategies
Target Audience: OB residents, fellows, MFM specialists
Path: decks/iugr-and-doppler/
Summary: Comprehensive overview of intrauterine growth restriction and the role of Doppler velocimetry in diagnosis and management.
Path: decks/preeclampsia/
Summary: Evidence-based management of preeclampsia in pregnancy.
These presentations follow a high-contrast, minimal-text design:
- One teaching point per slide
- Dark mode for reduced eye strain during long presentations
- Clean, modern UI with accessible color contrast
- Keyboard-driven navigation for smooth presenting
- Print-friendly CSS for handouts
Start at index.html to browse all presentations and microsites:
- Search functionality to find topics by keyword
- Categorized presentations with badges (video, infographic, PDF available)
- Direct links to interactive microsites
- Pagination for easy browsing
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Local viewing:
# Open the main landing page open index.html # Or open any specific presentation open decks/fgr-ua-aedv-35w/index.html # Or open a microsite open microsites/vitamin-k-deficiency-bleeding/index.html
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Serve with a local server:
# Python 3 python -m http.server 8000 # Then visit http://localhost:8000/
- Main page β Presentations: Click any presentation card
- Main page β Microsites: Scroll to "Interactive Microsites" section
- Microsite β Main page: Click "β All Presentations" in the navigation bar
- Patient β Clinician views: Use navigation links within microsites
- Next slide:
β,Space,PageDown, or click right side - Previous slide:
β,PageUp, or click left side - First slide:
Home - Last slide:
End
- Use full-screen mode (F11) for clean presentation
- Practice keyboard navigation before presenting
- Each slide is designed to be discussed for 1-3 minutes
- Print feature available via browser print dialog
This repository includes a comprehensive test suite for the presentation navigation system.
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run tests
npm test
# Run tests in watch mode
npm run test:watchThe test suite validates:
- β Slide navigation (show, next, prev)
- β Keyboard controls (Home, End, arrows)
- β Progress bar updates
- β Accessibility attributes (aria-hidden)
- β Edge cases (empty/single slide presentations)
See __tests__/README.md for detailed testing documentation.
mfm-presentations/
βββ index.html # Main landing page with search and navigation
βββ decks/ # Individual presentation decks (70+ topics)
β βββ fgr-ua-aedv-35w/ # FGR with AEDV at 35 weeks
β βββ iugr-and-doppler/ # IUGR and Doppler overview
β βββ preeclampsia/ # Preeclampsia management
β βββ ... # Many more clinical presentations
βββ microsites/ # Interactive multi-page microsites
β βββ vitamin-k-deficiency-bleeding/
β βββ index.html # Patient-facing content
β βββ clinicians.html # Clinician toolkit
β βββ assets/ # Microsite-specific styles
βββ shared/ # Shared assets and utilities
β βββ css/ # Shared stylesheets
β βββ images/ # Shared images
β βββ js/ # Shared JavaScript
β βββ presentation.js # Core presentation logic
βββ __tests__/ # Test suite
β βββ presentation.test.js # Unit tests
β βββ README.md # Testing documentation
βββ package.json # Dependencies and scripts
βββ jest.config.js # Test configuration
βββ README.md # This file
- Framework: Pure HTML/CSS/JavaScript (no build step required)
- Testing: Jest with jsdom
- Styling: Custom CSS with CSS variables for theming
- Accessibility: ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation, semantic HTML
- Responsive: Adapts to different screen sizes
These presentations are designed for:
- Grand rounds and case conferences
- Resident and fellow teaching sessions
- Journal clubs and evidence reviews
- Patient consultation aids
Each presentation:
- Cites current evidence and guidelines (ACOG, SMFM)
- Breaks complex topics into digestible concepts
- Emphasizes practical clinical decision-making
- Includes "one teaching point per slide" for retention
Presentation style allows for:
- Visual aids during consultation
- Shared decision-making discussions
- Print-outs for patient education
- Clear explanation of complex medical concepts
This is an educational resource. If you'd like to:
- Report an error or suggest improvements
- Add a new presentation deck
- Update content based on new guidelines
Please open an issue or submit a pull request.
Important: These presentations are educational tools and do not constitute medical advice. Clinical decisions should be individualized based on:
- Current evidence and guidelines
- Local protocols and resources
- Individual patient circumstances
- Provider clinical judgment
Always consult current ACOG, SMFM, and institutional guidelines for patient care.
These educational materials are provided for clinical education and consultation purposes.
Created by a Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist for education and clinical consultation.
For questions or feedback, please open an issue on this repository.