Florida, April 10.- Maintaining the survival rates and well-being of the mother and the newborn, and minimizing infant and maternal mortality rates in the municipality of Florida depend, above all, on the responsibility with which families face the determination to conceive a new being.
In the midst of the limitations, shortages and challenges faced by the country, the Public Health system, together with the institutions of the State and the Government of Florida, guarantee all the attention demanded by the Maternal and Infant Program, and especially the protection of pregnancy.
Full access to preconception consultation in the communities themselves; the demand for early detection of the gestation process, and periodic follow-up by specialists in Medical Genetics, Gynecology and Obstetrics, contribute to greater possibilities of health and quality of life for the fetus and the mother-to-be.
In addition, the Amparo Carriera Montes Maternity Hospital offers differentiated care for pregnant women with risk threats in their current condition, and the continuity of pre- and post-natal services at the Manuel Piti Fajardo Municipal Hospital maternity ward.
Each of these advantages and benefits requires discipline, respect and awareness in the actions of pregnant women and their families, with the purpose of achieving a happy delivery, a healthy baby, a living mother and a happy home capable of assuming, without trauma, the upbringing of the child.
