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**Increasing the Use of Maternal Vaccines by Ob-gyns, Nurse-Midwives, and Other Healthcare Professionals**COVID-19 VaccinationGet the latest information about COVID-19 vaccines while pregnant or breastfeeding.Female doctor consulting with pregnant patient.This comprehensive toolkit is intended to help prenatal care providers increase the rates of maternal immunization. Ob-gyns, nurse-midwives, and other healthcare professionals who serve pregnant women can all use this toolkit. The resources here include recommendations from CDC and other relevant details about vaccinating pregnant women.We want your feedback for this toolkit!
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