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acog.org

The Payment in Practice podcast provides practice management, coding, and payment advice directly from ACOG’s Committee on Health Economics and Coding.

womenshealth.gov

This webpage provides guidance on sex-based definitions and other resources on efforts to protect women and children.

marchofdimes.org

Find answers to frequently asked questions on our FAQs page with comprehensive information on March of Dimes initiatives, programs, and advocacy.

whattoexpect.com

track pregnancy week-by-week, chat with other moms and find information on baby and toddler development, pregnancy symptoms and more on whattoexpect.com.

babycenter.com

Find information from BabyCenter on pregnancy, children's health, parenting & more, including expert advice & weekly newsletters that detail your child's…

obgyn.ucsf.edu

Dr. Malini Nijagal (she/her) is an obstetrician and gynecologist who provides care at both Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and UCSF Health. Her non-clinical care focuses on reducing inequities in care access, experience and outcomes during pregnancy and the postpartum period. The main focus of Nijagal's creative work is designing and implementing novel and sustainable models of care both within clinical settings (clinic, hospital) and in the community using a cross-sector approach. Her work leverages her expertise in areas of Human Centered Design, quality improvement, change management strategy, healthcare financing, and institutional-community collaboration. She also focuses how on how high value maternity care should be defined through an equity lens, and how healthcare payment design can be used to encourage superior care and outcomes. Nijagal earned her medical degree at UCSF and completed a residency in obstetrics and gynecology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. She has a master of public health degree, with a focus on health care management, from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

iwkhealth.ca

In February 2021 the Government of Nova Scotia approved funding for a new pediatric emergency department for the IWK. Projected to cost $102 million, the IWK's new emergency department will replace the exisiting department which opened in 1992. In recent years, the IWK emergency department has seen a significant increase in patient and family visits that now average over 34 thousand per year. The current pediatric emergency department is too small and its physical space has become dated and limited for the volumes of annual visits and the teritary care complexity of many patients. In order for the IWK to meet demand for services and ensure the provision of safe, efficient and high quality emergency care for children and youth a redeveloped pediatric emergency department is vital.

monashwomens.org

Having twins or more? Twins are very special and also require special care. Families having twins will have pregnancy care, and babies at Monash Medical Centre under the care of the twins unit.

corewellhealth.org

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pregnancybirthbaby.org.au

Payments to support families are available from the Australian Government. Find out what’s available if you are the parent or carer of a child.