Providing prenatal care: The Maternal Health Care Department is responsible for providing comprehensive prenatal care to pregnant women. This includes regular check-ups, monitoring the health of the mother and the fetus, and providing necessary medical interventions and treatments.

Conducting antenatal screenings and tests: The department conducts various screenings and tests during pregnancy to identify any potential risks or complications. This may include blood tests, ultrasounds, genetic screenings, and screenings for gestational diabetes and other conditions.

Offering childbirth education and preparation: The department provides childbirth education classes and resources to expectant mothers and their families. This includes information on labor and delivery, pain management techniques, breastfeeding, and postpartum care.

Assisting with labor and delivery: The department plays a crucial role in assisting women during labor and delivery. They provide support, monitor the progress of labor, administer pain relief medications if needed, and ensure a safe and comfortable delivery experience.

Providing postpartum care: After childbirth, the department continues to provide care and support to new mothers. This includes monitoring their physical and emotional well-being, providing guidance on newborn care and breastfeeding, and addressing any postpartum complications or concerns.

Offering family planning services: The Maternal Health Care Department also provides family planning services to women who have recently given birth. This may include counseling on contraceptive methods, providing birth control options, and assisting with fertility planning for future pregnancies.

Conducting research and data collection: The department may also be involved in conducting research studies related to maternal health and collecting data on maternal and infant outcomes. This helps in identifying trends, improving healthcare practices, and developing evidence-based guidelines for maternal care.

Collaborating with other healthcare providers: The Maternal Health Care Department works closely with other healthcare providers, such as obstetricians, midwives, pediatricians, and nurses, to ensure coordinated and comprehensive care for pregnant women and their babies.

Advocating for maternal health: The department may also engage in advocacy efforts to raise awareness about maternal health issues, promote access to quality care, and advocate for policies and programs that improve maternal and infant health outcomes.

Providing support and resources for high-risk pregnancies: For women with high-risk pregnancies, the department offers specialized care and support. This may include additional monitoring, consultations with specialists, and coordination of care with other healthcare providers.