WMJ : official publication of the State Medical Society of Wisconsin · 2026
Empowering Birth Workers to Address Maternal Hypertension: Evaluation of a Community-Based Training in Wisconsin.
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Alaniz Kristine, Kaljo Kristina, Hoppe Kara
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BACKGROUND: Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy are a leading cause of maternal morbidity, especially among Black, Indigenous, and rural birthing individuals.
METHODS: A multidisciplinary team developed and evaluated a community-based training for birth workers to enhance knowledge and response to maternal hypertension.
RESULTS: Participants reported high satisfaction with the training across multiple domains. Confidence increased across all learning objectives. Follow-up data showed strong intent to apply learning, with most participants planning practice changes. Planners also observed a need to focus on skill-building and inclusion of birth workers in the planning process.
DISCUSSION: Results suggest that targeted training for birth workers is feasible, impactful, and supports their critical role in addressing hypertensive disorder disparities. Ongoing sessions will integrate skill-building and deeper community engagement.
METHODS: A multidisciplinary team developed and evaluated a community-based training for birth workers to enhance knowledge and response to maternal hypertension.
RESULTS: Participants reported high satisfaction with the training across multiple domains. Confidence increased across all learning objectives. Follow-up data showed strong intent to apply learning, with most participants planning practice changes. Planners also observed a need to focus on skill-building and inclusion of birth workers in the planning process.
DISCUSSION: Results suggest that targeted training for birth workers is feasible, impactful, and supports their critical role in addressing hypertensive disorder disparities. Ongoing sessions will integrate skill-building and deeper community engagement.