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This analysis discusses work accommodations in pregnancy, revealing gaps in provider interactions with high-risk workers.
Occupation often goes undiscussed during prenatal visits. Work restriction-related conversations occur more frequently with medically complex or demographically classified high-risk workers. Providers need more tools to make work safety determinations in pregnancy in often-high-volume clinical settings.
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