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Chapter 1. Introduction: Sustainable Birth in Disruptive Times
Chapter 2. Sustainable Midwifery
Chapter 3. Bringing Back Breech by Reframing the Language of Risk
Chapter 4. From Home to Hospital: Sustainable Transfers of Care in the United States
Chapter 5. Structures for Sustainable Collaboration Between Midwives and Obstetricians in the Netherlands: The Obstetrics and Midwifery Manual and Perinatal Care Partnerships
Chapter 6. Re/Envisioning Birth Work: Community-Based Doula Training for Low-Income and Previously Incarcerated Women in the United States
Chapter 7. Sustainable Metrics: Using Measurement-Based Quality Improvement to Improve Maternity Practice While Avoiding Frustration and Pitfalls
Chapter 8. Unsustainable Surrogacy Practices: What We Can Learn from a Comparative Assessment
Chapter 9. Childbirth in Chile: Winds of Change
Chapter 10. Humanizing Care at the Maternity Hospital Estela de Carlotto in Buenos Aires: Providers Relearning Their Roles
Chapter 11. Luna Maya Birth Centers in Mexico: A Network for Femifocal Care
Chapter 12. Reconstructing Referrals: Overcoming Barriers to Quality Obstetric Care for Maya Women in Guatemala Through Care Navigation
Chapter 13. A Sustainable Model of Assessing Maternal Health Needs and Improving Quality of Care During and After Pregnancy
Chapter 14. Sustainable Maternal and Newborn Care in India: A Case Study from Ladakh
Chapter 15. Giving Birth at Home in Resource-Scarce Regions of India: An Argument for Making the Women-Centric Approach of the Traditional Dais Sustainable
Chapter 16. It Takes More than a Village: Building a Network of Safety in Nepal: Mountain Communities
Chapter 17. Tranquil Birth: Revising Risk to Sustain Spontaneous Vaginal
Chapter 18. Sustainable Birth Care in Disaster Zones and During Pandemics: Low-Tech, Skilled Touch
Ch 19. Sustainable Newborn Care: Helping Babies Breathe and Essential Newborn
Chapter 20. Conclusion: Sustainable Maternity Care in Disruptive.
Chapter 2. Sustainable Midwifery
Chapter 3. Bringing Back Breech by Reframing the Language of Risk
Chapter 4. From Home to Hospital: Sustainable Transfers of Care in the United States
Chapter 5. Structures for Sustainable Collaboration Between Midwives and Obstetricians in the Netherlands: The Obstetrics and Midwifery Manual and Perinatal Care Partnerships
Chapter 6. Re/Envisioning Birth Work: Community-Based Doula Training for Low-Income and Previously Incarcerated Women in the United States
Chapter 7. Sustainable Metrics: Using Measurement-Based Quality Improvement to Improve Maternity Practice While Avoiding Frustration and Pitfalls
Chapter 8. Unsustainable Surrogacy Practices: What We Can Learn from a Comparative Assessment
Chapter 9. Childbirth in Chile: Winds of Change
Chapter 10. Humanizing Care at the Maternity Hospital Estela de Carlotto in Buenos Aires: Providers Relearning Their Roles
Chapter 11. Luna Maya Birth Centers in Mexico: A Network for Femifocal Care
Chapter 12. Reconstructing Referrals: Overcoming Barriers to Quality Obstetric Care for Maya Women in Guatemala Through Care Navigation
Chapter 13. A Sustainable Model of Assessing Maternal Health Needs and Improving Quality of Care During and After Pregnancy
Chapter 14. Sustainable Maternal and Newborn Care in India: A Case Study from Ladakh
Chapter 15. Giving Birth at Home in Resource-Scarce Regions of India: An Argument for Making the Women-Centric Approach of the Traditional Dais Sustainable
Chapter 16. It Takes More than a Village: Building a Network of Safety in Nepal: Mountain Communities
Chapter 17. Tranquil Birth: Revising Risk to Sustain Spontaneous Vaginal
Chapter 18. Sustainable Birth Care in Disaster Zones and During Pandemics: Low-Tech, Skilled Touch
Ch 19. Sustainable Newborn Care: Helping Babies Breathe and Essential Newborn
Chapter 20. Conclusion: Sustainable Maternity Care in Disruptive.