Baby basics: Registered nurses help guide low income moms - Minnesota

Chris Engel 7/17/132:21 PM

'In 28 Minnesota counties, including Douglas, first time mothers can have the advantage of a registered nurse at their side. Douglas County is part of a national Nurse Family Partnership (NFP) program. NFP pairs low-income first-time mothers with registered nurses early in their pregnancies to help them make healthy choices that will affect their babies’ futures. The result is a healthy baby and a healthier economy.

“The NFP program has changed the life trajectory of women,” said Douglas County Public Health Director Sandy Tubbs...."

http://www.echopress.com/event/article/id/105920/group/News/

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