National Maternal Health Month: Bringing Attention to Maternal Health and Supporting Mothers in Arkansas
In this Talk Business and Politics episode, supported by Centennial Bank, the focus is on initiatives aimed at improving maternal health in Arkansas. Host Roby Brock is joined by Representative Denise Garner, Secretary of the Department of Human Services Kristi Putnam, and Representative Karilyn Brown to discuss a health fair event occurring on May 2nd at the State Capitol. The event, part of National Maternal Health Month, aims to support mothers with a showcase of vendors, healthcare professionals, and wellness specialists.
The discussions also touch on the importance of maternal health and the dismal maternal mortality rates in Arkansas. The speakers highlight various efforts to address these issues, including education on pre-existing conditions and the promotion of prenatal care. Additionally, they discuss legislative and funding efforts to train certified nurse midwives and support UAMS in improving maternal health care.
The event on May 2nd at the State Capitol aims to bring attention to maternal health during National Maternal Health Month. It is an initiative that seeks to provide mothers with access to resources and support to help them lead healthy lives. The event features vendors, healthcare professionals, and wellness specialists who will showcase their products and services. It is an opportunity for mothers in Arkansas to learn more about how they can improve their own health outcomes while also supporting other women in their journey towards better maternal care.
