Mixed-methods study highlights midwifery education gaps in Nepal, suggesting urgent reforms to improve outcomes.
Stakeholders confirmed the absence of dedicated midwifery regulations and clear career pathways in the country as an issue. Without targeted reforms to standardize curricula, investment in infrastructure, and legally recognizing midwifery as a distinct profession, Nepal's ability to reduce preventable maternal and neonatal mortality will be compromised.
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