Relias Report Emphasizes Urgent Need for Improved Training and Resources in Maternal Health Care
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화요일, 5월 21, 2024
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Expanding on the 2021 edition, Relias broadened the scope of maternal risks examined and added two new sections addressing factors that contribute to maternal mortality and morbidity.
Key Points:
- Expanding on the 2021 edition, Relias broadened the scope of maternal risks examined and added two new sections addressing factors that contribute to maternal mortality and morbidity.
- With insights from 749 participating nurses and physicians who care for obstetric patients, the report analyzes their perceptions of maternal health practices at their organizations and provides strategies for healthcare leaders to improve maternal care and safety.
- Findings revealed insufficient attention to social factors, including racism and implicit bias, as maternal health risks, in addition to providing necessary remediations.
- This interdisciplinary approach helps bridge knowledge and critical thinking gaps, improves teamwork and communication that results in improved maternal health outcomes.