P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 70, Issue 5, 2009September 01, 2009 EDT
The Role of Specialists in Providing Preconception Health Care and Guidance to Women with Chronic Medical Conditions
The Role of Specialists in Providing Preconception Health Care and Guidance to Women with Chronic Medical Conditions
Articles in Vol. 70, Issue 5, 2009
Vol. 70, Issue 5, 2009
- Multivitamin Use Among Non-Pregnant Females of Childbearing Age in the Western North Carolina Multivitamin Distribution ProgramLinda M. MorganJudith L. MajorRobert E. MeyerAmy Mullenix
- Patient Characteristics Associated with Receipt of Lifestyle Behavior AdviceLeonor CorsinoLaura P. SvetkeyBrian J. AyotteHayden B. Bosworth
- Selecting an Electronic Medical Record: System for Small Physician PracticesNefertiti C. duPontDayna KoeningerJoseph D. GuyerDebbie Travers
- Market Hazard, Moral Imperative: Why We Need Health ReformChris Fitzsimon
- Get Health Reform Right, Not QuickJohn Hood
- 2009 North Carolina Child Health Report Card: Action for Children North Carolina and the North Carolina Institute of MedicineAction for Children North CarolinaNorth Carolina Institute of Medicine
- Policy Forum: Preconception Care: Building the Foundation for Healthy Women, Babies, and CommunitiesThomas C. RickettsChristine Nielsen
- Preconception Care: Building the Foundation for Healthy Women, Babies, and CommunitiesSarah VerbiestJoe Holliday
- Speeding the Progress to Improved Health and Wellness for North Carolina’s WomenMerry-K. Moos
- Recommendations for Women of Reproductive AgeSuzanne E. ShoresTanya Bailey
- Sidebar: State Budget’s Effect on Women’s Health CareTom Vitaglione
- The Unique Role of Family Physicians in Caring for Women Across the Reproductive Age SpanDaniel FrayneRichard Hudspethanalynn Beste
- Sidebar: The Role of North Carolina Medicaid in Women’s Health and WellnessPatti Forest
- The Role of Specialists in Providing Preconception Health Care and Guidance to Women with Chronic Medical ConditionsM. Kathryn MenardWilliam H. Goodnight
- Promoting Healthy Weight in Women: What the Physician Can Do to HelpAnna Maria Siega-RizCorrine Giannini
- The Problems No One Wants to See: Mental Illness and Substance Abuse Among Women of Reproductive Age in North CarolinaLaura LouisonSherri L. GreenSheila BunchAnna Scheyett
- Pills Are Not Enough: The Case for Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptives—and How North Carolinians Can BenefitAmy BryantCheryl L. KovarAlicia T. Luchowski
- Preconceptional Considerations and Counseling for the Infertile CoupleHaywood L. Brown
- Taking a Lead Role in Preconception Health Promotion in Eastern North CarolinaAlvina Long ValentinAmy HattemShelby Weeks
- Sidebar: Highlights from the North Carolina Preconception Health Strategic PlanAnna Bess Brown
- Reaching Women and Health Care Providers with Women’s Wellness Messages: The North Carolina Folic Acid Campaign as a ModelAmy Mullenix
- Improving the Health of Working Women: Aligning Workplace Structures to Reflect the Value of Women’s LaborPaige Hall SmithIrene Tessaro
- Sidebar: Resources for Women’s HealthLindsey E. Haynes
- Tarheel Footprints in Health Care: Recognizing unusual and often unsung contributions of individual citizens who have made health care for North Carolinians more accessible and of higher qualityLindsey E. Haynes
- Using Master Settlement Agreement Funds to Reduce Prenatal/Postpartum Smoking in North Carolina:: You Quit, Two QuitVandana ShahCandice JusticeBarbara Moeykens
- Running the Numbers: A Periodic Feature to Inform North Carolina Health Care Professionals about Current Topics in Health StatisticsRobert E. MeyerHarry W. HerrickFatma SimsekPaul A. Buescher
- Spotlight on the Safety Net: A Community CollaborationKimberly Alexander-Bratcher
Menard, M. Kathryn, and William H. Goodnight. 2009. “The Role of Specialists in Providing Preconception Health Care and Guidance to Women with Chronic Medical Conditions.” North Carolina Medical Journal 70 (5): 445–48. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.70.5.445.