Guidelines for antenatal and postnatal services during a pandemic
Abstract
These guidelines are designed to support antenatal and postnatal care during the development of a coronavirus pandemic. This guide is designed to show which elements of regular antenatal and postnatal care are important and which can be changed, taking into account local recommendations for the protection of the social distance of pregnant women.
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Keywords
COVİD-19
antenatal care
postnatal care Pandemiya dövründə antenatal və postnatal xidmətlər
COVİD-19
Antenatal qulluğ
Postnatal qulluq Дородовое и послеродовое обслуживание во время пандемии
COVID-19
дородовое наблюдение
послеродовой уход
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