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Group led by UNC physician writes patient safety bundle for hypertension in pregnant women
One year ago - By UNC Healthcare
Kathryn Menard, MD, MPH, director of maternal-fetal medicine at UNC, was lead author on the commentary, which makes 14 specific recommendations on how best to address the needs of pregnant and recently postpartum women who face a sudden spike in blood pressure.
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