| There are 634,250 women in Wisconsin in need of contraceptive services and/or supplies. Of these, 294,440 women - including 95,340 teenagers - are in need of publicly supported contraceptive services. |
| Advancing women's health by creating an environment in which the public and elected officials confidently support women's health policy. |
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|  | MCH Coalition Health Care Reform Project |
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| | The Maternal & Child Health Coalition (MCH) advocates for issues and promotes the improvement of services which affect the health of mothers and children in Wisconsin. The members collectively and individually monitor, investigate, report, testify, collaborate and in all ways feasible, expedite the improvement of maternal and child health status in the state. |
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| The members of the MCH Coalition are dedicated to ensuring affordable health care is made available to all Wisconsin citizens and therefore have developed a set of MCH Health Care Reform Guidelines. Each category outlines a standard of care which we encourage each health care reform plan to consider when developing out the services and benefits patients will receive under its plan.
MCH Priority Guideline Categories
1. Infant Health
2. Perinatal Care
3. Reproductive Health Care
4. Preventive Health Care
5. Oral Health Care
6. Mental Health Care
7. Special Needs Health Care |
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| DRAFT MCH Coalition Health Care Reform Guidelines
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| MCH Coalition Member HC Reform Guideline Worksheets
As we work to develop MCH Health Care Reform Guidelines, we ask for input from MCH Coalition members, MCH providers and advocates. Please complete and submit the appropriate worksheet below to help us develop these important guidelines. |
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