Whether they are in developed or developing nations, all women are
susceptible to dying from complications in childbirth. While some
of these complications are unavoidable, many develop during
pregnancy and can be prevented or, when caught in time, treated.
These difficulties are often a result of inaccessibility to care,
inadequate health services, poor prenatal screening, and uninformed
mothers, among others, that in many cases are a direct consequence
of the mother's geographical location and economic status.
Innovations in Global Maternal Health: Improving Prenatal and
Postnatal Care Practices explores new techniques, tools, and
solutions that can be used in a global capacity to support women
during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period, regardless
of their wealth or location. Highlighting a range of topics such as
maternal care models, breastfeeding, and social media and internet
health forums, this publication is an ideal reference source for
world health organizations, obstetricians, midwives, lactation
consultants, doctors, nurses, hospital staff, directors,
counselors, therapists, academicians, and researchers interested in
the latest practices currently in use that can combat maternal
mortality and morbidity and lead to healthier women and newborns.
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