A model that reads across antenatal records, lab results, maternal age, anaemia status and obstetric history can flag a pregnancy that needs closer observation or identify a woman quietly slipping out of follow-ups. But it needs doctors, nurses, midwives, ASHA workers and public health teams to direct outreach, channel resources and deliver care
A model that reads across antenatal records, lab results, maternal age, anaemia status and obstetric history can flag a pregnancy that needs closer observation or identify a woman quietly slipping out of follow-ups. But it needs doctors, nurses, midwives, ASHA workers and public health teams to direct outreach, channel resources and deliver care
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A model that reads across antenatal records, lab results, maternal age, anaemia status and obstetric history can flag a pregnancy that needs closer observation or identify a woman quietly slipping out of follow-ups. But it needs doctors, nurses, midwives, ASHA workers and public health teams to direct outreach, channel resources and deliver care
