O Papel das Demoras na Provisão de Cuidados Adequados às Complicações Maternas

Objetivo dessa apresentação:
Reconhecer o papel das demoras na assistência obstétrica como o principal fator relacionado à morte materna.

O TEMPO na obtenção de cuidados adequados é o fator mais importante relacionado às mortes maternas. Para reduzir a mortalidade materna é necessário que todas as mulheres tenham acesso à cuidados obstétricos de emergência oportunamente!

Trecho do Encontro com Especialista COVID-19 e Morbimortalidade Materna, de 22/04/2020.

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• Postagem – Mortalidade Materna

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