Maternal Health Awareness Day – Know Why
01/23/23
Maternal Health Awareness Day – Know Why
The theme of this year’s Maternal Health Awareness Day is Know Why – intended to raise awareness about the underlying causes of maternal deaths and emphasize the critical role that data plays in identifying root causes and creating solutions to eliminate poor maternal health outcomes.
Maternal mortality continues to be a major issue in the United States. According to the CDC, over 80% of maternal deaths in our country are preventable. The causes of maternal mortality are numerous and complex. To prevent these tragic deaths...
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OBHG clinicians participate in development of core competencies for OB hospitalists
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Supporting Clinical Mental Health | OBHG
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Reducing Hospital C Section Rates | OBHG
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04/25/22
OBHG’s 2021 Progress Notes highlights important women’s health milestones
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Improving Health of Black Mother: Advice from Clinicians
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OB hospitalists – the maternal safety champions of labor and delivery
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