Obstetric home care services for high-risk pregnancies may assist the physician in achieving successful outcomes for high-risk pregnancies. Successful outcomes may be achieved by utiliz ing a comprehensive program including experienced clinical staff, extensive patient education, and advanced technology. Key words: high-risk pregnancies, preterm labor program, clinical staff, patient education, advanced technology
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