The focus is on how gender inequalities block progress in global health, and the Commentary provides the evidence of a skewed research agenda that focuses on obstetrics and emergencies and constraining evidence and investment on the impact of midwifery care (which of course includes nurses).
We also hope that these key messages will be taken up in the SOWN and SOWMy reports, as well as throughout 2020 and beyond.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/birt.12442
Thanks and best wishes
Fran
Fran McConville,
Technical Officer, Midwifery
MCA Dept. & Office of Chief Nurse
WHO HQ, Geneva
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