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EPISODE 005-006
Midwives, Doulas, Maternal Care, Oh My!
After the episode, Guest Suzanne Wertman provided a plethora of resources that could further educate and give insight into what change can bring if action is taken and the disparities of systematic racism in maternal care. In this resource, we provide the white paper provided by The National Governors Association for New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy and the collective piece published in the Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health.
Empowering Minds: The Crucial Link Between Health Literacy and Community Well-Being
Yasmin Tomkinson of Cape Fear Literacy Council talked about adult literacy, its significance in health literacy, in how shaping the well-being of individuals, families, and communities should be considered. How to navigate someone with literacy skills that differ from yours can be a challenge.
Birthing Equity: The Role of Certified Professional Midwives in North Carolina
The focus shifts to maternal health in North Carolina, where disparities in outcomes stem from limited perinatal healthcare access, eroded trust in providers, and undervaluation of women’s voices. Nicole Havelka emphasizes the crucial role of CPMs and her documentary, “A Midwife Solution,” showcasing the vital contribution of certified midwives to patient-centered care in the state.
Homelessness in Focus: A Deep Dive into the Southeast
Throughout the United States, chronic homelessness persists as a continuing crisis. The prevalence of individuals enduring homelessness is escalating, with a notable portion forced to reside in cars, parks, and on sidewalks. Good Shepherd Center is a distinguished organization dedicated to feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, and facilitating transitions to housing.