
About
This medical tool assists clinicians in predicting spontaneous preterm birth by analyzing fetal fibronectin and cervical length. It is designed for symptomatic women and high-risk asymptomatic women, based on extensive clinical studies.
What's New in QUiPP
3.0.10
April 16, 2026
Maintenance release
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FAQ
What is QUiPP used for?
QUiPP is a medical tool designed to help clinicians predict the likelihood of spontaneous preterm birth. It incorporates key clinical data such as fetal fibronectin levels and cervical length to provide these predictions.
Who is QUiPP intended for?
This tool is intended for use by clinicians. It is designed for assessing symptomatic women and high-risk asymptomatic women who may be at risk for preterm birth.
What clinical data does QUiPP require?
QUiPP requires clinicians to input quantifiable fetal fibronectin (ffn) levels and other clinical details. For asymptomatic women, cervical length measurements are also necessary for the prediction.
Is QUiPP available on multiple devices?
Yes, QUiPP is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible on various Apple platforms for clinical use.
How often is QUiPP updated?
QUiPP was last updated on April 16, 2026, indicating a recent update. The app is designed to be updated as more relevant data becomes available.
What is the age rating for QUiPP?
QUiPP has an age rating of 17+, suggesting it is intended for mature users and professionals who require access to specialized medical information.
Where can I find more information about QUiPP?
Further information about QUiPP, including its development and the studies it is based on, can be found on its official website at www.quipp.org.
Does QUiPP have ads?
No, QUiPP does not contain advertisements. As a free medical tool developed by King's College London, it focuses on providing clinical information without commercial interruptions.




