Please consider urging your senator to cosponsor the Rural Obstetrics Readiness Act. This important legislation address the disparities in maternal health care in rural America, where maternal mortality rates are higher than in urban and suburban areas, and marginalized populations suffer the most. Together we can make a difference! #MaternalHealth #RuralHealth #ObstetricsReadinessAct
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It’s possible to improve maternal and infant health outcomes, increase access to care, and lower costs. This is especially true with provider enablement and quality-improvement programs, like our Obstetrics Practice Consultant program (OBPC). Learn about the impact in our 2024 Advancing Health Together Report: https://lnkd.in/eNX9HesT #MaternalHealth
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Join me in urging our senators to cosponsor the Rural Obstetrics Readiness Act. It’s time to take action and advocate for maternal health care in rural areas. Together, we can make a difference: https://bit.ly/49Ag9Dd #MaternalHealth #RuralHealth #ObstetricsReadinessAct
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Did you know that 4 out of every 5 pregnancy-related deaths are preventable? In recognition of National Minority Health Month, we are spotlighting Neighborhood Health Center’s obstetrics team, and the attentive approach they take to Black maternal health and patient-centered care. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/giYwVPdf #WelcometoNeighborhood #sdoh #healthequity
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Bill Alert! US Senate Bill S 4079 - Rural Obstetrics Readiness Act Policy: Health Status: Bill Introduced Full Details: https://lnkd.in/e9f2i6GK Bill 118 s 4079, also known as the Rural Obstetrics Readiness Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress with the aim of addressing the challenges faced by rural communities in accessing obstetric care. The bill recognizes the critical need for ensuring that pregnant women in rural areas have access to safe and timely obstetric services. One of the key provisions of the bill is the establishment of a grant program to support ru...
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Tonight let's learn something interesting about ceaserian section. TOLAC or VBAC TOLAC-Trial Of Labour After Ceaserian. VBAC- vaginal birth after Ceaserian All these have meaning when you hear your Doctors talking about them in ward rounds.But the big question is at that point should this be allowed to happen? First of all we have to look at our healthcare settings,these should only be allowed in well equipped facilities such as level 4 hospitals with either a stand by Gynaecologist or a resident Gynaecologist, Anesthesiologist,and all equipment available for the emergency operation.The following are some of the relative and absolute indications. If, the mother comes in a spontaneous labour stage 1,phase 2 or stage 2. If,The mother of which in this case came to the hospital with a fully dilated cervix that can deliver a baby normally. If, The Ceaserian scar is more than 4 completed years and the patient is assessed and able to deliver vaginally considering the previous Ceaserian indication. If, the pelvis is adequate to deliver normally. If, there is a history of previous vaginal delivery then she can be allowed to deliver normally. If, the fetal parameters are adequate to allow vaginal delivery such as cephalic presentation,NO Shoulder distocia, adequate fetal head circumference, adequate fetal power. The rest to be given in the comment section. Drafted by @ezekielrapemo Reproductive health clinician
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World Population Day is a reminder of the importance of addressing urological health issues as part of our commitment to reproductive health. From family planning to managing urological conditions, our goal is to support patients in making informed choices. #WorldPopulationDay #fertiuroclinic #Urologist #ReproductiveHealth #HealthAwareness #PopulationControl #UrologicalHealth #FamilyPlanning #MedicalCare #EmpoweringPatients #GlobalHealth
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Hydrocele: A benign condition characterized by fluid accumulation around the testicle in the scrotum, common in fetuses and often resolves spontaneously before or shortly after birth. Postnatal examination is crucial to ensure resolution or to determine the need for any intervention. #Sonography #Ultrasound #PrenatalCare #FetalHealth #Hydrocele #MedicalImaging #Obstetrics #FetalMedicine #SonographerLife #Healthcare
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Rural Texas communities are facing increasing challenges in sustaining obstetrics (OB) programs, leaving many families without critical care. Our report, The Rural Texas Obstetrics Study, dives deep into: - The obstacles rural facilities face in maintaining OB programs. - The factors driving closures across the state. - Insights to guide rural health leaders in overcoming these barriers. This resource, developed in collaboration with the TLL Temple Foundation and the Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospitals, is designed to understand the realities faced by OB programs in Texas. Read the full report here: https://hubs.li/Q0301kDR0 #StroudwaterAssociates #RuralHealthcare
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🌊 Understanding "Break Waters" in OB/GYN 🌊 In the world of obstetrics, the term break waters refers to the rupture of the amniotic sac, also known as "breaking the water," which is a common part of the labor process. This rupture releases the amniotic fluid that surrounds the baby in the womb. It's an essential stage in the progression of labor and can happen naturally or be medically induced by healthcare providers. 💡 In Haitian Creole, the term for this process is "kase lezo" . This refers to the same event and has an important role in monitoring labor progress. Understanding this terminology is crucial for both healthcare professionals and expectant mothers, as it signals that labor is advancing and can sometimes indicate when the baby is ready to be born. 🔄 Drop a comment with any tricky medical terms you know! Let's help each other learn more and communicate better in our diverse medical fields. #OBGYN #MedicalTerminology #LaborAndDelivery #Healthcare #HaitianCreole #MedicalEducation #WomenHealth
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ABRUPTIO PLACANTAE😯😯 Mrs Frederick (a first time preggy of 32 weeks) was hit by a moving car while trying to cross the express way. She was rushed to the hospital by some good "Samaritan'. On getting to the hospital, the medics discovered she was bleeding severely and was in excruciating pain. She was quickly attended to, as an emergency... vital signs checked, blood work done, scan ordered, IV line secured, theatre set up for an emergency CS.... . . . Fortunately, the fetal heart rate was still present... Surgery successfully done...Mother and baby saved alive. . . . Fiction . . . Mrs Frederick in this story, just experienced what is called placental abruption(premature detachment of the placenta from the uterine wall before delivery). This condition can be life threatening to both mother and baby, hence it should be treated as an emergency. . . . Here are some warning signs of placental abruption 📌 Dark red vaginal bleeding 📌 Severe abdominal pain 📌 Frequent premature contractions 📌 Abdominal tenderness 📌 Fetal distress(baby deprived of oxygen will struggle to survive) . . . If you notice any of this as a preggy, call for assistance immediately and rush to the hospital. Kindly see the comment box for risk factors of placental abruption I am the fertility nurse. I strongly desire that mother and child survive the pregnancy journey. That's why I spread useful knowledge in this field. Follow me for more content on fertility and reproductive health. I write because I care ❤️ 📸 Tom Comfort❣️❣️❣️ #thefertilitynurse #maternalemergencies #fertility #maternalhealth #linkedinnurses
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Interim Labor and Delivery Manager and Perinatal Outreach Supervisor at Overland Park Regional Medical Center
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