August 26, 2025The Medical Journal of AustraliaOpen Access

An Aboriginal women‐led approach to design a maternal and child health model when cardiometabolic complications are experienced in pregnancy in South Australia

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A maternal health model was developed to address cardiometabolic complications during pregnancy, improving care for Aboriginal women.
Participants included 19 Aboriginal women with lived experiences who collaboratively identified issues and solutions in maternal health.
This approach emphasized community-led co-design to create a culturally safe health model focused on needs expressed by Aboriginal women.
The process outlines essential principles, a framework, and priority areas to support implementation within health systems.

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Health services co-design a culturally responsive maternal health model for Aboriginal women with cardiometabolic complications, suggesting systemic change is needed.

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DeMasi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af7dec7567bf4f94ff4800 https://doi.org/10.5694/mja2.70033

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Health services co-design a culturally responsive maternal health model for Aboriginal women with cardiometabolic complications, suggesting systemic change is needed.

An Aboriginal women‐led approach to design a maternal and child health model when cardiometabolic complications are experienced in pregnancy in South Australia

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An Aboriginal women‐led approach to design a maternal and child health model when cardiometabolic complications are experienced in pregnancy in South Australia

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