According to Alan Barker, the ISP Programme Support manager, there has been an increase in the visits of mothers to health facilities for pre-and post-natal care.
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For example, a woman who is pregnant may be punished with a loss of one-fourth of her benefits if she doesn't show up for pre-natal care.
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The idea is to give physicians an incentive to provide regular and consistent pre-natal care for women who already are at risk for difficult pregnancies, Hill said.
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In the pre-war period, Carballo said many of the congenital problems would have been discovered before birth because women would have had proper pre-natal care and counseling.
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But according to Nancy Levine, policy analyst for the Maternal and Child Health Care Institute, there's little evidence that poor women are reticent to get pre-natal care.
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The crime of a society, purportedly caring, but failing to provide the necessary and basic support system with accessible good quality ante-natal care and subsidised child-care centres.
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The professional training and formal qualification of midwives, and eventually the post-natal care offered by the National Health Service, saw the end of the monthly nurse.
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Schaefer said Hilltop has a pre-natal care program and a support group for young mothers, but the funding for its young fathers program was cut several years ago.
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The association's Hammond said he believes only a small number of the more than 60 mandates _ such as pre-natal care and childhood immunizations _ are actually needed.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday visited a Miami elementary school described as one that children live to attend, followed by a mobile health clinic specializing in pre-natal care.
