US worse in maternal mortality among rich nations. Black women 2.5x more likely to die than white women. Drs. Whitt & Masinter discuss fragmented care and info.
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Proem.. 1
Introducing Drs. Whitt and Masinter 04:58. 2
Disparities in access to outpatient maternal health 07:08. 3
Transitions of Care and outcomes in maternal healthcare 13:37. 4
A long-known, worsening, unsolved problem 17:26. 5
Pushing up regulations and financial incentives hills 24:51. 7
Clinicians that look like you 25:36. 7
Research what we know or study potential solutions? 27:12. 7
Low-hanging fruit gone 29:50. 8
Hyper-local solutions 31:40. 9
Holes in our data, gaps in our knowledge 33:49. 9
How can we, mere mortals, participate? 37:38. 10
Wave your magic wand and do what? 40:23. 11
Health Information Exchanges HIEs 41:39. 11
Integrating public health/community resource use 43:36. 12
Reflection 47:24  13
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