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Deputies of the New People faction previously sent an appeal to the Ministry of Health with a proposal to provide psychologists to women who have lost a child during pregnancy. The Ministry of Health confirmed that work on psychological support for women preparing for motherhood is already being carried out in the regions.
The Russian Ministry of Health supported the proposal of deputies from the New People faction to provide psychologists to women who have lost a child during pregnancy.
The Ministry of Health noted that work on psychological support for women preparing for motherhood is already underway.
Medical organizations use speech modules to increase positive reproductive attitudes in women of reproductive age.
MOSCOW, September 4 - RIA Novosti. The Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation supported the proposal of deputies from the “New People” faction in the State Duma to provide psychologists to women who have lost a child during pregnancy; the corresponding document signed by the Deputy Head of the Ministry of Health Evgenia Kotova is available to RIA Novosti.
Earlier, State Duma deputies from the New People faction proposed providing psychologists to women who have lost a child during pregnancy, and sent an appeal to the Minister of Health of the Russian Federation, Mikhail Murashko.
“Taking into account the relevance of psychological support for women and families in the event of perinatal losses, the relevant chief freelance specialists of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation are exploring the possibility of making appropriate changes,” the document says.
The department noted that work on psychological support for girls preparing for motherhood is already underway.
“Measures aimed at psychological support and counseling of women in situations of reproductive choice, increasing women’s awareness of federal and regional measures of social support for pregnant women and families with children have been developed and are being implemented in the work of medical organizations... in all regions of the Russian Federation,” the Ministry of Health added.
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The Ministry of Health will make appropriate changes to the procedure for providing psychological assistance to women after perinatal loss
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