Equipping perinatal teams to practice climate-smart healthcare
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The authors aim to address how perinatal healthcare providers can be better equipped to understand and mitigate the adverse health effects of climate change on pregnant individuals and infants. They propose a comprehensive climate curriculum that includes education on health impacts, social justice, disaster planning, and advocacy, emphasizing the need for ongoing training throughout medical education and professional development.
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