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Consequences of Military Sexual Trauma for Perinatal Mental Health: How Do We Improve Care for Pregnant Veterans with a History of Sexual Trauma?

Sharing our recent editorial which includes a call for TIC in maternity care: 

"Nevertheless, there are ways in which VA may be able to augment the maternity care pregnant veterans receive to empower and facilitate more trauma-informed approaches to obstetric care. These include investing in programs to ensure peer support, possibly through use of mobile health technology; facilitating collaboration with maternity care providers through provision of handheld/electronic maternity records (‘‘pregnancy passports’’); support for trauma- informed birth planning; and provision of doula support to empower veterans and build awareness of their unique cultural and gender issues."

 

 

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Karen Clemmer (ACEs Connection Staff) posted:

Dear Dr. Gerber, What an important message for those who are in the military or those who know someone in the military. May I copy (e.g. clone) this story to other communities on ACEs Connection - such as ACEs in Maternal Health? Thank you very much for posting! Karen

Hi, yes of course! It would be an honor.  Best, Megan

Dear Dr. Gerber, What an important message for those who are in the military or those who know someone in the military. May I copy (e.g. clone) this story to other communities on ACEs Connection - such as ACEs in Maternal Health? Thank you very much for posting! Karen

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