Midwives are more likely than other health workers to remain in fragile settings during a crisis. In this session, midwives working in Nigeria, Somalia, and along the Thailand-Myanmar border will unpack challenges and highlight evidence-based solutions and experience-driven recommendations for investing in midwifery across humanitarian contexts.
Midwives are more likely than other health workers to remain in fragile settings during a crisis. In this session, midwives working in Nigeria, Somalia, and along the Thailand-Myanmar border will unpack challenges and highlight evidence-based solutions and experience-driven recommendations for investing in midwifery across humanitarian contexts.
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