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FIGO and IJGO are thrilled to announce the release of a new publication titled “Global Health Systems Strengthening: FIGO’s Strategic View on Reducing Maternal and Newborn Mortality Worldwide.” This paper, written by FIGO’s Committee on Health Systems Strengthening and Respectful Care, emphasizes the importance of strengthening health systems to achieve universal healthcare coverage and reduce maternal and newborn mortality rates globally.

The past twenty years have seen significant progress in reducing maternal deaths worldwide. However, disparities in maternal and perinatal health persist, particularly in low-income countries and within marginalized populations in high-income countries. The article highlights the need for a comprehensive understanding of the factors contributing to maternal deaths to develop effective policies and health programs that address the unique challenges faced by women globally.

FIGO is committed to promoting the health and equity of women, girls, and newborns worldwide. The organization is dedicated to improving maternal and perinatal outcomes, reducing healthcare disparities, and advancing research, education, advocacy, and capacity-building in obstetrics and gynecology. Health systems strengthening involves initiatives aimed at enhancing various aspects of the healthcare system, such as service delivery, workforce development, information systems, access to medicines, financing, and leadership and governance.

FIGO recognizes the importance of health systems strengthening and is dedicated to leading efforts to enhance health outcomes worldwide. The organization is a key advocate for initiatives that aim to make a positive impact on healthcare delivery and ultimately reduce maternal and newborn mortality rates globally.

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