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Varhaisvaroitus, also known as early warning system, is a method of identifying potential health risks in pregnant women in order to prevent adverse pregnancy outcomes. Developed in Finland in the 1980s, varhaisvaroitus uses a combination of medical and non-medical factors, such as age, reproductive history, and symptoms, to assess the risk of complications during pregnancy.
The varhaisvaroitus system involves two phases of assessment: the first phase, which occurs at the time of
The varhaisvaroitus system has been shown to be effective in reducing the risk of stillbirth, preterm birth,
While the varhaisvaroitus system has been widely adopted in Finland, its use has also been reported in