Guid Oei

Oei is Part-time Professor in the Signal Processing Systems group, where he is chair of Fundamental Perinatology. His goal is to make pregnancy and delivery safer. Oeiinitiated several methods for pregnancy monitoring.  

He leads the fundamental perinatal care research group, which studies the care mother and child receive right after birth. He initiated and heads the Technological Research Group Perinatoloty (TOP) that studies the analysis and processing of maternal, fetal and neonatal signals under physiological and pathophysiological circumstances. His work in mathematical models to separate maternal and fetal signals in an ECG led to a computer simulation that has since been used to create a labor and delivery simulator for multidisciplinary team training sessions.  

Oei has worked as gynecologist at the Máxima Medical Center since 1996, where he is cofounder of the Woman Mother Child Center, the Obstetrics High Care Unit and the NICU.

Oei is part of the Impuls project with TU/e, Philips Healthcare and the Maxima Medical Center and of the National Obstetrics Consortium. He collaborates with universities in Uganda and China to provide simulation training and social-medical projects.  

He supervised over 20 PhD students and has written more than 180 peer-reviewed articles.

In maternity care, more use of technology can help make labor and delivery safer for mother and child while keeping it natural and unmedicalized as much as possible.”