Supporting Safe Motherhood

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Active Support
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A disproportionate preference against a group of people
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Inequalities between two or more things
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Fair opportunity
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Proactive measures to avoid illness or harm
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AfricanAmerican
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Uncontrollable bleeding
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Habits, traditions, beliefs, arts, and way of life of a specific society or group
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A deliberate action or treatment designed to improve a patient's health, prevent disease, or alter the course of an injury
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Subject to death
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The act of including someone to a group
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Process of testing, examining, or evaluating people to check for potential problems
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Foundational process of acquiring and imparting knowledge, skills, values, and character traits
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Before birth
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After birth
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Ethical principle of providing fair, equitable, and unbiased treatment to all patients
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The practice of different healthcare professionals working together
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Assured reliance on a nurse’s integrity, knowledge, and capability
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The obligation to take ownership of your actions, decisions, and omissions
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Interventions, education, and resources a nurse provides to strengthen a patient’s, caregiver's, or family's ability to cope, make informed health decisions, and maintain overall well-being