Nurses who specialize in maternal and obstetric health will be able to follow low-risk pregnancies in primary health care, as part of a pilot project regulated by an order published today in the Diário da República.
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A government-regulated pilot project will allow maternal and obstetric health nurses to monitor low-risk pregnancies in health centers. Minister Ana Paula Martins's measure aims to respond to the shortage of family physicians and optimize resources
Nurses who specialize in maternal and obstetric health will be able to follow low-risk pregnancies in primary health care, as part of a pilot project regulated by an order published today in the Diário da República.