As an RN educator, Jaclyn has spent years teaching nurses how to interpret fetal monitoring strips. When she began consulting on birth injury cases, she recognized a persistent challenge: Fetal monitoring data is medically complex, and without formal training, key patterns and warning signs can be missed or misinterpreted.

As a creative educator at heart, she saw the need for a tool that could deliver clinical clarity — not guesswork. She began developing a new kind of report that visually highlights the defined characteristics of both fetal well-being and fetal compromise, based on established nationally accepted guidelines.

TruHue™ was born:

A color-coded, attorney-ready fetal monitoring interpretation that removes ambiguity and delivers an unbiased, physiologically grounded analysis.

Whether you represent plaintiff or defense, TruHue™ delivers clear, objective insight when fetal monitoring strips are central to your case.

This isn’t just a report. TruHue™ is a litigation

tool used by attorneys seeking the TRUE Story.

When Should TruHue™ Be Used?

TruHue™ is most valuable when fetal monitoring strips play a central role in evaluating liability, injury, or deviation from the standard of care.

You should consider using TruHue™ when:

• Determining whether or not a case has merit- ask us how TruHue can save you money

• The strip is long, complex, or poorly documented

• There’s a dispute over the timing of interventions or escalation of care

• You need to understand whether signs of fetal compromise were present—and recognized—in time

• You're preparing for deposition, trial, or expert consultation

• You want a neutral, courtroom-ready tool that supports or challenges your case theory

TruHue™ is not a replacement for expert testimony. It’s a powerful supplement that turns raw data into a narrative.

Because when outcomes are on the line, clarity matters.

Jaclyn is available for expert testimony, report writing, assistance with deposition preparation or consultation on all of your obstetrical case needs.