From Pipeline to Practice: Supporting Family Physicians as a Maternal Health Solution

Mario DeMarco; Christine Chang Pecci

doi:10.3122/jabfm.2026.260118r0

January 1, 2026The Journal of the American Board of Family MedicineOpen Access

From Pipeline to Practice: Supporting Family Physicians as a Maternal Health Solution

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The aim is to address the challenges in maternity care by transforming health care systems and reimbursement models.
Review of existing Maternity Care Blueprints
Analysis of health care infrastructure
Recommendations for community hospital partnerships
Identified critical areas needing transformation in maternity care infrastructure.
Proposed a redesign of reimbursement strategies to better support maternity services.
Highlighted the importance of community partnerships for effective maternity care delivery.

Abstract

Maternity care in the United States is in peril. Maternity Care Blueprints have outlined the need for transformation including reexamining the infrastructure of our health care systems, redesigning reimbursement, and building partnerships between hospitals and the communities they are meant to serve

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