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    • Public Health Policy
    • Healthcare Systems

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    • Maternity care system transformation is ongoing, with urgent needs for equitable, high-quality care.
    • Community birth settings, such as birth centers and planned home births, represent a key area for improving maternity care.
    • Existing access to these models is limited relative to demand.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To highlight the benefits and features of community birth settings.
    • To provide recommendations for increasing access to high-performing community birth models.
    • To inform policymakers and private sector decision-makers on maternity care transformation.

    Main Methods:

    • The study is based on an Executive Summary from a technical report by the National Partnership for Women & Families.
    • It analyzes the characteristics and outcomes of community birth settings.
    • Recommendations are developed for various stakeholders.

    Main Results:

    • Community birth settings provide appropriate care, minimizing underuse of beneficial practices and overuse of harmful ones.
    • These settings prioritize relationship-based, whole-person care, supporting physiologic processes and building trust.
    • Outcomes are remarkably positive compared to standard maternity care, with high patient desire for access.

    Conclusions:

    • Community birth settings offer a powerful model for equitable, high-quality maternity care.
    • Accessible, trustworthy, and culturally congruent community-based care is particularly effective.
    • Policy and private sector changes are recommended to expand access to these beneficial models.