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January 4, 2022

Maternal and Child Health Journal: Measuring State-Level Racial Inequity in Severe Maternal Morbidity in the Medicaid Population

Abstract Objective: Severe maternal morbidity represents a “near miss” mortality and is an important measure of quality and safety. Racial inequity in maternal morbidity is stark and the reasons for…

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Category: Maternal Issues, NewsletterTags: Health disparities; Health services research; Maternal morbidity; Racial disparities.

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