Montana's Peer Network
Montana's Peer Network
Montana Obstetrics Maternal Support (MOMS)
Montana Obstetrics Maternal Support (MOMS)
Montana Obstetrics Maternal Support (MOMS)
Friday 24th February 2023
Discover how Montana Obstetrics Maternal Support (MOMS) program enhances rural maternal care through specialist connections. Listen on 'Recovery Talks'.
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Get the buttons here!Bridging Gaps in Maternal Care: The Impact of Montana's MOMS Program
We know it takes support in all areas. We can be doing more in terms of better pain management programming. And so how are we going to catch depression and suicidality if we're not asking questions?
How do you ensure that mothers in rural areas receive the care they deserve? Mandy from 'Recovery Talks' dives into this crucial topic with Stephanie Fitch and Valerie Lofgren from the Montana Obstetrics Maternal Support (MOMS) program. The MOMS initiative is designed to connect rural healthcare providers with specialists in obstetrics, gynecology, perinatal care, mental health, and substance abuse. This connection aims to improve the consistency and quality of care for mothers and their babies in remote areas of Montana.
Stephanie and Valerie share how the program uses universal screening, expert interviews, and motivational techniques to enhance patient safety and outcomes. They highlight the importance of asking the right questions and providing comprehensive support to catch issues like depression and suicidality early. Through their conversation, you'll hear success stories that illustrate the program's positive impact on maternal health. The episode underscores the value of vulnerability and open communication in healthcare. Stephanie emphasizes, 'We know it takes support in all areas.
We can be doing more in terms of better pain management programming. And so how are we going to catch depression and suicidality if we're not asking questions?' This discussion is a testament to the power of specialized support and community efforts in improving maternal care. If you're interested in how rural healthcare can evolve to better serve mothers and their families, this episode offers valuable insights and real-life examples.
Tune in to learn how the MOMS program is making a difference in Montana's healthcare landscape.