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2021 Maternal Mortality Survey Report
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Download this report for exclusive insights into:
- How racism is perceived by nurses of varying ages and localities
- The impact of COVID-19 on staff training and development
- The gap between perceptions of what mitigation efforts should be and what actual efforts are
About This Research Brief
Relias, in partnership with the Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN), is excited to share the first edition of the Maternal Mortality Survey Report. The report contains current insights from 398 nurses and physicians who are primarily involved in obstetrics/gynecology or perinatal specialties. Healthcare leaders can use the data highlighted in this report to inform their organization’s learning and training programs to improve the perceived focus on maternal and infant mortality.
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