Evidence-based public health nursing maternal and child home visiting (HV) programs show great promise for optimizing both the health of pregnant people and the health of their children and families.
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Despite advances in medicine, maternal morbidity and death rates in the United States continue to rise. In addition, pregnant individuals and their infants, especially in underserved communities, struggle with access…