The University of Iowa is launching a program to train nurse-midwives as a way of helping to address the shortage of maternal health care providers in the state. Professor Lastascia Coleman, at the UI Hospitals and Clinics, says nurse-midwives can provide health care in many areas. “Most people associate nurse-midwives with pregnancy and birth,” she […]
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