Ringkas materi ini jadi 150 kata The latest report from Mothers and Babies: Reducing Risk through Audits and Confidential Enquiries across the UK (2022) has been released, giving a striking insight into midwifery and maternity care in 2018—2020. The report's data show that compared to White women, Black women are almost four times as likely to die during pregnancy and Asian women are almost twice as likely to die. As well as ethnic inequalities, it is clear that other factors play a disproportionate role in maternity care. Those from deprived areas are more than twice as likely to die during pregnancy as those from wealthy areas, and experiencing mental health issues or domestic abuse also places women at a severe disadvantage. The year 2022 has held further insights into maternity care, with the final Ockenden (2022) report being published, and the Kirkup (2022) review of services in East Kent. Although I am shocked by the profound impact of inequalities in care in our maternity services, I am determined to end the year on as positive a note as possible. As I look back over this year's issues and published articles, I am proud that these concerns over inequality are not going unaddressed, at least for the authors of our articles. This year, the British Journal of Midwifery has published many studies highlighting inequalities in care and suggesting how they could be addressed. From a literature review examining factors that contribute to maternal health inequalities (Crowe, 2022) to an examination of gender inclusive language on maternity service websites (Jennings et al, 2022), inequalities and the minorities being affected are clearly a priority. Our articles have also explored how training can impact implicit bias in maternity care (Chubb et al, 2022) and how ethnicity can affect labour induction (Winter, 2022). Looking forward to 2023, it is my hope that we can continue to address these issues, and that the BJM can do its part to raise awareness, explore causes and establish solutions to disparities in maternity care. I know that this would not be possible without our wonderful community of authors, reviewers and readers. I would, as ever, encourage as many of you as possible to send in your research, especially that pertaining to inequalities in maternity care, so that we can contribute to improving services in 2023. ​

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A new report in the UK has shown that Black women are almost four times more likely to die during pregnancy compared to White women, and Asian women are nearly twice as likely to die. Deprived areas also had higher rates of pregnancy mortality, as did those experiencing mental health issues or domestic abuse. The data comes from the "Mothers and Babies: Reducing Risk through Audits and Confidential Enquiries across the UK" report for 2018-2020. The British Journal of Midwifery has published multiple articles on addressing inequalities in maternity care, including the impact of training on implicit bias and the effect of ethnicity on labor induction. It is hoped that by continuing to address these issues, maternity care can improve in the coming year.

Future continuous ubahlah menjadi positive , negative, introgative "will you be wake up"​

Kalimat positive, negatif, introgative future continuous "aida comes to scholl early"​

Ubahlah kalimat positive, negative. simple present. 1. Aida comes to scholl early
2. jaka doesn't play badminton
3. do we ride bicycle
4. will you be wake up​

Ubahlah kalimat positive, negative,introgative, future continuous. 1. Aida comes to scholl early
2. jaka doesn't play badminton
3.do we ride bicycle

tolong banget ya kakk
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This is... 'us birthday party ​

I enclose my curriculum vitae.. the word enclose is in the closest meaning to

Bahasa Inggris nya "aku rindu kamu kakak kenisha" dan buat kata" untuk kakak tersayang... tolong d jawab ya..
ditunggu​

Fill in the blanks with the correct form verb of verb parentheses! Jhon ( sail) …………… to America in 1498 My

father ( pass away, not) …………. Last year

He (live) …………… in Bima 5 years ago

I (lose) …….. my drawing book two days ago
She (be, not) ……….. listening to music

when her teacher ( enter) ….. her class

My brother (read) ……….the newspaper when he (be) ………waiting his friend

Anita (meet, not) ………… Jhon last week

The students (go) ……….. to zoo last week

Syam ( listen) ………. To English conversation audio this morning

When I lived in Singapore, I (work) …………. For Asus company ​

7 Crazy Children often have far more sense than their elders. This simple truth was demonstrated rather dramatically during a civil defence exercise in a small town in 5 Canada. Most of the inhabitants were asked to take part in the exercise during which they had to pretend that their city had been bombed. Air-raid warnings were sounded and thousands of people To went into special air-raid shelters. Doctors and nurses remained above ground while police patrolled the streets in case anyone tried to leave the shelters too soon.

Tolong carikan object, subject, adverb Dan yang lain nya dalam carita itu

The old woman didn't..... to mary lastnight a.speak b.speaks c.spoke d.has spoke

The dialogue below is for question no. 1. Lina: What happened, Siti? You couldn't get the right answer for the math test? Siti: I wish the teacher explained things more clearly. I'm always confused in this class. 1. From the text, we know that .... A. Siti is very good at Math. B. Lina couldn't answer the test either. C. The teacher didn't give clear explanation. D. Math is always a confusing subject. Read the following dialogue to answer question No. 2 Helen: I just can't tolerate her bad habit. Clara: Who are you talking about? Helen: My classmate. Clara: What's wrong with her? Helen: She litters garbage anywhere she wants. What a bad habit she has! Clara: Don't complain. You should talk to her. You ought to remind her again and again. Helen: Thanks for the advice. 2. Which statement is NOT TRUE according to the dialogue? A. Clara tolerates littering habits. PR 1 habit​

Cari 10 sentences dalam teks dibawah ini The latest report from Mothers and Babies: Reducing Risk through Audits and Confidential Enquiries across the UK (2022) has been released, giving a striking insight into midwifery and maternity care in 2018—2020. The report's data show that compared to White women, Black women are almost four times as likely to die during pregnancy and Asian women are almost twice as likely to die. As well as ethnic inequalities, it is clear that other factors play a disproportionate role in maternity care. Those from deprived areas are more than twice as likely to die during pregnancy as those from wealthy areas, and experiencing mental health issues or domestic abuse also places women at a severe disadvantage. The year 2022 has held further insights into maternity care, with the final Ockenden (2022) report being published, and the Kirkup (2022) review of services in East Kent. Although I am shocked by the profound impact of inequalities in care in our maternity services, I am determined to end the year on as positive a note as possible. As I look back over this year's issues and published articles, I am proud that these concerns over inequality are not going unaddressed, at least for the authors of our articles. This year, the British Journal of Midwifery has published many studies highlighting inequalities in care and suggesting how they could be addressed. From a literature review examining factors that contribute to maternal health inequalities (Crowe, 2022) to an examination of gender inclusive language on maternity service websites (Jennings et al, 2022), inequalities and the minorities being affected are clearly a priority. Our articles have also explored how training can impact implicit bias in maternity care (Chubb et al, 2022) and how ethnicity can affect labour induction (Winter, 2022). Looking forward to 2023, it is my hope that we can continue to address these issues, and that the BJM can do its part to raise awareness, explore causes and establish solutions to disparities in maternity care. I know that this would not be possible without our wonderful community of authors, reviewers and readers. I would, as ever, encourage as many of you as possible to send in your research, especially that pertaining to inequalities in maternity care, so that we can contribute to improving services in 2023. ​

II. Write The Fact of These Conditional Sentences 41. Had you told me about the problem, I would have help you.
42. I would not have got wet yesterday if I had remembered to take umbrella with me yesterday.
43. If Ihad enough time, I would write to my parent.
44. Were I you, I would come to her party.
45. Were the weather very bad, we would take the train.

It ______________ this winter. The weather is hotter than last year

Fill in the blank with correct pronoun a. Della teacher has IS my b. Mr. Edward always helps me. A: where is 1 с " my key ? I don't know. I haven't you d. 1 really like e. B : bella is - is good, too. - good husband AS good man before a seen always help me my friend. She is good. - mother BANTU DI JAWAB YA BG/KAK​

Three of my classmates always ………everyday. A. comes late B. come lates C. comes lates D. come late E. coming late​

Mana diantara kedua kalimat tanya dan jawabannya ini yang benar? berdasarkan kalimat positif ini (+) Susanto Will attend in the meeting tomorrow

what will Susanto attend tomorrow?
the meeting

where Will Susanto attend tomorrow?
in the meeting​

Ubahlah kalimat di bawah ini menjadi kalimat pasif 1. Caroline pushed the door. (caroline mendorong pintu)
2. Pratiwi dilivers the mail. (pratiwi mengirimkan surat)
3. Roby tells me that you are thinking of leaving. (roby memberitahu saya bahwa anda berpikir untuk pergi)
4. Widianti gave us that flower. (widianti memberi kami bunga itu)
5. Afif senta telegram to his wife. (afif mengirimkan telegram ke istrinya)​

A. Supply PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE in the blanks: 1. He ......................(teach) his son to ride a bike.
2. A: Why …………….. Ann................(wear) her new dress?
B: Because she .................(have) a party tonight.
3. Cindy usually does the shopping, but I..................(do) it today because she is ill.
4. She ………………………….. (not / work), she(swim) in the river.
5. A: ……………………. Tom...............(clean) his shoes now?
B: No, he …………………… . He..........................(tidy) his room.
A: Where is his brother?
B: He is in the garden, he ...................(water) the flowers

She............nurse at Hosfital last year.