Dr. Lindemann’s video is about maternal and mortality at a time when maternal deaths in the United States have increased at an alarming rate.
The good news is that there are success stories.
A few weeks ago Dr. Lindemann created a video to suggest how people could monitor their blood oxygen levels without waiting until they were short of breath before contacting their physicians, and hence get medical care before their COVID symptoms were severe.
This presentation was designed originally for pregnant women, but the guidelines here can be helpful to everybody during these times. It is not intended to replace the advice and services of your health care provider, It is rather meant to assist you to get the help you need at the time you need it.
Whenever I see or hear the term managed care, I cringe. Health maintenance organizations (HMOs), insurance companies, Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), and Medicaid are all examples of this type of health care delivery.
I am pleased to have this opportunity to talk with you about a topic which is in the news almost daily—the maternal death rate in the United States.
My video course on how to survive childbirth in now available..
I considered a couple of specialties when I was in medical school, possibly ENT or peds. But I soon realized in my obstetrical rotation that one thing obstetrics had to offer that other specialties didn’t was that with pregnancy, the doctor and parents could aim for a particular outcome, a healthy baby.
Dr. Lindemann’s course on “How to Avoid Losing Your Life in Childbirth” will be available soon, but when Hamza Davis read about the upcoming video, he asked Dr. Lindemann to talk to his listeners about maternal death and comment on what we know about pregnancy and COVID-19.
Few times in our lives do we encounter better outcomes than we anticipate. I have been very fortunate in that when I was called upon to teach, I found I liked it much more than I ever thought I could.
My name is Dr. Alan Lindemann and I am taking this opportunity with this blog to speak up about a topic often in the news these days—maternal mortality.
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