Government of the State of Mexico provides medical and emotional care to adolescent mothers: maintains zero mortality rate in this sector through ISSEMYM
The ISSEMYM implements a comprehensive protocol to support adolescent mothers, combining specialized medical follow-up with psychological and social support. This multidisciplinary approach has succeeded in maintaining a maternal mortality rate of zero, ensuring the physical and emotional safety of the service users. The initiative underscores the importance of early care in mitigating the risks associated with high-risk pregnancies among young women. By prioritizing public health from the beginning of pregnancy, the program establishes an effective preventive care model. This case is relevant to open data, as it demonstrates how evidence-based management can transform public health indicators. Transparency in health outcomes enables the evaluation of public policies, fostering accountability and continuous improvement in government health services.
Source: diarioportal.comPublished on 2026-11-09
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