부산대학교 도서관

This study aimed to develop report services for postpartum management using person-generated health data (PGHD). We analyzed the structure and visualized-results of the postpartum report and derived new symptom items for postpartum PGHD. The postpartum report is structured into five categories: daily records, postpartum recovery condition 1, postpartum recovery condition 2, postpartum symptom record check, and daily emotions. Based on the report's composition and visualized results, we organized the list of symptoms collected in the postpartum section of the Korean Medicine Personal Health Record (KM PHR). This organization was done according to PGHD items, categorized by category and item-specific scoring formulas. The postpartum report is displayed as the first screen after logged into the KM PHR. Through this report, healthcare providers can quickly assess various postpartum conditions during KM consultations, offering a comprehensive view of the patient's symptoms. Monitoring postpartum health is crucial for both mothers and newborns. Utilizing the postpartum report allows for comprehensive monitoring of users' postpartum health management information, enhancing healthcare management's effectiveness. Healthcare professionals can also use the analysis of indicators as reference data for diagnosis and prescription decisions.