Hampton - Registering to Hampton - Woman

Hampton - Registering to Hampton - Woman


Hampton - Registering to Hampton

This article describes how to create a new account on the Hampton website. Every woman eligible for home monitoring via Hampton will be required to sign up for an account.

The video above shows the process of signing up for an account on Hampton.
Please Note: This process only needs to be done once per patient. If the woman has previously created an account with that email address, she will never be required to complete this process again.

Logging on to the Hampton Website

  1. Follow the link to www.k2hampton.com

Registering Account

  1. Click I am a pregnant woman

  1. Click Register

Please Note: If an account has already been registered against the email address you wish to use. Then use the sign in function rather than the register function.
  1. Complete the details. Fields with * associated with them are mandatory fields. However, information like the mobile number is important and can help make contact easier, should it be required.
  2. Read the terms and conditions
  3. Tick to agree to the terms and conditions
  4. Click "Verify Email"

Verify Email

  1. Navigate to the inbox of the email address given


  1. Click "Verify Email Address"
  2. A new window should open

Creating a Password



  1. Add a password and confirm it
Please Note: In order to keep data safe, we do ask that a strong password is entered. This should not be the same as other passwords wherever possible. It is also suggested you do not use information in your password that might be easy to guess such as your home town or replace your normal passwords with ones that have an exclamation mark and a capital letter. These traits make passwords much more easy to guess.
  1. Click "Complete Registration"

Congratulations! An account has been registered and you can now move on to register with a hospital.

Complete registration form

  1. Click complete Registration

  1. Enter as much information as you wish to for personal and contact details.
  2. Information that has already been collected via the account details, does not appear as it is already known to the system.

Please Note: Some fields such as first line of address, postcode and Mobile phone number are mandatory, this to enable clinicians to contact the woman.
  1. Enter details such as NHS number and GP Surgery
  2. The most important field to complete is "hospital you wish to connect with". This field then connects the woman with the hosptial which is giving care and ensure the data entered can be seen by the clinican.

  1. Enter consent status
  2. Click submit


Warning: if the woman does not select she is happy to share her data, this will not be seen by the hospital. It is very important that the woman understand the reasoning for sharing her data before she signs up to ensure she agrees to share information.

View Notes

  1. Click "View My Notes". 

Congratulations! This will take the woman to the home page of the notes where she can start entering results and accessing information.



Copyright © 2019. K2 Medical Systems Ltd. No part of this documentation may be stored in a retrieval system, transmitted or reproduced in any way, except in accordance with the terms of the applicable software license agreement. This documentation contains proprietary information of K2 Medical Systems Ltd. Patient data used within screenshots have been fabricated for the purpose of this manual.


Technical Support

If the User perceives a problem with the system, then this should be reported to a system administrator or senior staff member, in the first instance. If an issue cannot be resolved internally and the issue is directly attributed to K2 Hampton, then this should be escalated to K2’s support team, as per the Service Level Agreement.


Adverse Incidents

An adverse incident is an event that causes, or has the potential to cause, unexpected or unwanted effects involving the safety of device Users (including patients) or other persons as a result of a medical device failure or its misuse.


Further information can be found on the MHRA Website (UK), TGA Website (Australia) and HPRA Website (Ireland).


Should an adverse incident occur, or risk of an adverse incident increase, the appropriate K2 Support Team MUST be contacted at the earliest opportunity.


K2 Support UK & Ireland: 0044 (0) 1752 397 800, Opt 1 | support@k2ms.com

K2 Support Australia: 0061 (0) 3 8820 3160 | ausupport@k2ms.com


Address of Manufacture

K2 Hampton™ is produced by K2 Medical Systems at the following address:


K2 Medical Systems Ltd,

Summit View,

26 William Prance Road,

Derriford, 

Plymouth,

PL6 5WR, UK



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