postpartum care

What measures can healthcare providers take to improve postpartum care for neonates?

Healthcare providers can enhance postpartum care by:
Offering comprehensive discharge plans that include detailed instructions for home care.
Providing access to 24/7 helplines for urgent concerns.
Facilitating early and frequent follow-up visits to monitor the neonate's progress.
Educating parents on recognizing early signs of neonatal disorders and when to seek medical attention.

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