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Development of a core outcome set for maternal and perinatal health research and surveillance in light of emerging and ongoing epidemic threats

2024-08-01

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<h4>Background: </h4> Maternal and perinatal health is often directly and indirectly affected during infectious disease epidemics. Yet, a lack of evidence on epidemics' impact on women and their offspring delays informed decision-making for healthcare providers, pregnant women, women in the post-pregnancy period and policy-makers. To rapidly generate evidence in these circumstances, we aim to develop a Core Outcom...

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72f7776b-3bc5-5111-939f-a58e7d1410ae
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10.12688/gatesopenres.15136.2
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