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    • Reproductive Health
    • Global Health Trends
    • Nursing and Midwifery

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    • Fertility rates are declining globally, a complex phenomenon influenced by various socioeconomic and biological factors.
    • Reproductive agency, the ability to make autonomous decisions about reproduction, is a critical lens through which to examine fertility trends.
    • The Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing (JOGNN) addresses critical issues in women's and newborns' health.

    Discussion:

    • The declining fertility trend necessitates a re-evaluation of reproductive health services and support systems.
    • Understanding the interplay between reproductive agency and fertility decline is crucial for healthcare providers.
    • Perinatal nurses and midwives are at the forefront of care, facing evolving patient needs and societal shifts.

    Key Insights:

    • A global decline in fertility rates is observed, raising concerns about population dynamics and public health.
    • Reproductive agency is identified as a key factor influencing fertility decisions and outcomes.
    • The implications for perinatal nursing and midwifery practice require careful consideration and adaptation.

    Outlook:

    • Future research should focus on the long-term consequences of declining fertility on maternal and child health.
    • Healthcare systems must adapt to support diverse reproductive choices and needs.
    • Enhanced training and resources for perinatal nurses and midwives are essential to navigate these evolving reproductive health landscapes.