This retrospective study explores the impact of a Trauma-Informed Care Initiative implemented in prenatal care settings on maternal-child health outcomes. The initiative aimed to create a supportive and understanding environment for pregnant individuals with a history of trauma. Data spanning the pre- and post-implementation periods were analysed to assess changes in various health indicators. Findings reveal significant shifts in maternal and child health outcomes, suggesting that the Trauma-Informed Care Initiative may contribute to positive changes in prenatal care settings. The study provides valuable insights into the potential benefits of trauma-informed approaches in promoting the well-being of both mothers and children during the crucial prenatal period.
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