Getting Ready for Mother’s Day

Disruptive Women in Health Care prepares for this upcoming Mother’s Day by revisiting its successful series on Maternal Health and Reproductive Justice.
We know and appreciate that not all moms are birth mothers–sending  love and warm wishes to all moms–be they biologic or otherwise.
And acknowledging the memory of mothers no longer with us.

9/8: Series Overview
9/9: Dr. Rebecca Howes-Mischel: Reproductive Justice, Stratified Reproduction, and the Importance of Ethnography in Improving Reproductive Health Outcomes
9/10: Dr. Neel Shah (September Man of the Month): Are Hospitals the Safest Place for Healthy Women to have Babies? An Obstetrician Thinks Twice
9/11: Allison Kaye: Pregnant in Prison
9/14: Lindsay Askins and Cristen Pascucci Interview: Exposing the Silence Project
9/15: Steve Buonaugurio: A Father’s Thoughts on Maternal Health
9/16: Nan Strauss: Disruptive Innovation in Childbirth Care

Source: Disruptive Women in Health Care - May 6, 2016 Category: Consumer Health News Authors: dw at disruptivewomen.net Tags: Childbirth Parenting Patients' Rights Women's Health Source Type: blogs