Monica McLemore PhD, MPH, RN, FAAN

@mclemoremr

Baddest-assed thinker, nurse, scientist, geek, wino. Chair-Elect SRH-APHA. Repro Justice. Tweets mine. GenX she/her

San Francisco
Vrijeme pridruživanja: travanj 2009.
Rođen/a 1969.

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  2. last of the : We are going to need a discussion abt reproductive justice & care across reproductive spectrum. We need abortion, family planning, contraception. Healthy sexuality, consent & to dismantle silos of our current systems. We need policies designed in RJ.

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  3. Adopt the midwifery model of care is good, but not only to teach residents....I'm going to scream if I hear the word delivery again.

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    Access to the model.of care is significant part of the solution to addressing out failurea in Black, Native and other marginalized communities.

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  6. YASSSSSSSSSSSSS Dr. Kathleen Rice Simpson talking about how to use social media to get fact based information to the public. HELLO billboards...

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  7. And while we are talking doulas, let's channel Dr. Dana-Ain Davis who doesn't think that doulas should be relegated to volunteer or low wage positions, nor should they be exclusively charged with fixing a problem they didn't create.

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    "There is an urgent need for all to come together to improve maternity care and build a high-functioning, integrated, regulated, and collaborative maternity care system that fosters respect for all pregnant people..."

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  9. Birth is the canary in the coal mine. If we can't keep the healthiest folx well (and birth is the #1 reason why folx are hospitalized in the US), we have a problem. I totally agree with

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  10. Doulas are good support because they know how to move with birthing people through time, we (healthcare providers) manage time. It was who taught me that.

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  11. So glad to hear doulas mentioned in this report and integrated collaborative team approaches. Thank you Dr. Kathleen Rice Simpson!!!!

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  12. Now that you can download the report here: you'll see I was one of the reviewers. And I provided EXTENSIVE feedback. This is the first time I'm seeing the report and will be reading it on my flight in a few hours.

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  13. YASSSSSSSS. Thanks for talking about informed refusal and I'm glad you chose to say this out loud.

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  14. Thank you for talking about other ways risk is conferred and that surviving birth should be the floor - not the ceiling of their birth experience.

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  15. I see speaking: where, when & how people seek care - predicated on "RISK" "Risk is defined by the committee as the increased likelihood of an adverse maternal, fetal, or neonatal outcome" [editorial: stares in racism - since I've never had a Black person care for me]

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  16. Most people who have births at home or birth centers, pay out of pocket. 42% of births covered by Medicaid (public insurance). Doesn't cover outside of hospitals.

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    I don't think we are disagreeing. By having stakeholders (including those from communities) as part of the research team in design, analysis, and interpretation, the research questions and data collection will be more contextualized.

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  18. : They said racism NOT race. Glad they took that comment to heart and thank you for continuing to push this. They also said implicit and explicit bias.

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  19. I'm starting to live tweet the report re: Birth Settings. This is urgent, but not insurmountable. This is the 3rd slide I've seen with "the US has among the highest rates of maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity particularly among Black and Native America women.

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  20. I am. We'll agree to disagree. To describe determinants that are decontextualized and deficits based, is an incomplete picture of what's happening. Scientific narratives matter and translating findings into policy and interventions require perspectives of people we serve.

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