Job Aids

These resources serve as on-the-job reminders of the importance of maintaining RMC. Job aids can remind a service provider of key elements of RMC that can be implemented within the care he or she is providing.

Files:

I Treat Patients and Family the Way I Would Want to be Treated

Alternate Positions for Labor and Birth (Asia) - Pictures provided by Jill Moloney, PHC

Alternate Positions for Labor and Birth (Uganda) - Pictures provided by Jill Moloney, PHC, GOAL Uganda

Model Maternity Initiative - Portuguese and English

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