Maternal health inequities persist. Can digital tools be part of the solution?

Maternal health is a worldwide issue, and the United States is no exception. In fact, it has the highest maternal mortality rate of all developed countries.¹ Racial disparities exist across all US income and education levels, with maternal mortality among Black women occurring three times more often than among White women,² due to inequities in access and care.³ The maternal health ecosystem can do more than just ensuring that women survive pregnancy.⁴ However, substantial challenges remain in identifying and addressing patient needs efficiently and equitably. While not a silver...