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Preventing Maternal Deaths in Medi-Cal

What Policymakers Can Do

by Priya Batra, Gabriela Alvarado, Chloe E. Bird

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This fact sheet presents recommendations for policymakers from the Birth-Centered Outcomes Research Engagement in Medi-Cal Project to decrease maternal mortality and severe maternal morbidity among Medi-Cal members. A version of the recommendations for communities for use in slide presentations is also available on this page.

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