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Maude E. Callen, an African American public health nurse-midwife, undertook the training of midwives in coastal South Carolina in 1926. A registered nurse, Callen recognized that the midwives’ lack of training contributed to high infant and maternal mortality rates in the region, and she traveled extensively throughout the region to assist at deliveries and improve the expertise of midwives. How has this event shaped current performance improvement or quality initiatives in the modern era?
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