Identifying Problems and Possible Solutions to Address Poor Birth Outcomes in West Virginia: Results of the Key Informant Survey and the Central Advisory Council and Strategic Planning Meeting of 2013

The objective of the Key Informant Study was to identify the major problems related to poor medical outcomes for West Virginia Pregnant women and their infants and to identify potential solutions. The survey identified ten major issues affecting birth outcomes in West Virginia.

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Muluken Aseffa, Nancy Tolliver, Janine Breyel

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Identifying Problems and Possible Solutions to Address Poor Birth Outcomes in West Virginia: Results of the Key Informant Survey and the Central Advisory Council and Strategic Planning Meeting of 2013

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