Maternal and Child Health
Our top objective in terms of public health is to enhance the health of expectant moms, newborns, and kids. Their health affects the health of the next generation and can anticipate potential public health problems for families, communities, and the healthcare system. The priorities of the subject area of Maternal, Baby, and Child Health cover a wide range of illnesses, lifestyle choices, and health system indicators that affect the health, wellbeing, and quality of life of moms, babies, and families. Being pregnant will encourage women and their offspring to identify potential health risks in women and steer clear of them. Midwifery Among the potential health risks are high blood pressure and heart failure, asthma, depression, violence against intimate partners, genetic illnesses, STDs, alcohol and cigarette usage, inadequate nutrition, obesity, and other conditions.
- Mother Care Infant Care
- Care Quality
- Psychological Assistance
- Child and Maternal Nutrition