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SOGC President Dr. Lynn Murphy-Kaulbeck spoke with CBC New Brunswick about the need for better tracking of maternal mortality. Current data collection methods by Canadian provinces are inadequate, often underestimating the true rate of maternal deaths, she said.
The SOGC has called for a collaborative effort between provincial and federal governments to establish a comprehensive data collection system to capture all maternal deaths, near deaths and severe illnesses related to pregnancy.
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In this feature interview on Atlantic Canada’s flagship news program, CTV News at 6, SOGC President Dr. Lynn Murphy-Kaulbeck discusses the pressing need for standardized data collection of maternal health information and enhanced access to mental health services to safeguard mothers' lives.
Read the full story and watch the interview here.
SOGC President Dr. Lynn Murphy-Kaulbeck joins CTV Your Morning host Anne-Marie Mediwake to discuss the need for better data collection on maternal mortality and morbidity in Canada.
Watch to learn more about the SOGC's call for federal action and how improved data can help prevent maternal deaths and improve the health and well-being of mothers across the country.
Click here to watch the CTV clip, the segment with Dr. Murphy-Kaulbeck starts at 59:07.
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The SOGC is one of Canada’s oldest national specialty organizations. Established in 1944, the Society’s mission is to lead the advancement of women’s health through excellence and collaborative professional practice. The SOGC has over 4,000 members, comprised of obstetricians, gynaecologists, family physicians, nurses, midwives, and allied health professionals working in the field of sexual reproductive health.
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