Study: Postpartum Nurses Need More Education on Risks New Mothers Face

A new study recently published in MCN: The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing finds that many postpartum nurses are not well informed about the risks new mothers face after delivery, and many need more education to help reduce the high U.S. maternal mortality rate. On average, two mothers die every day in the United States […]

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