The ambulance / hospital referral system for pregnant women / others could improve in developing countries
The newborn screening system could include additional disorders
Baby vitals could be tracked through wearables
The design of immunization records could be improved
Medical oxygen could be available and uninterrupted by power outages
Family planning and pregnancy/maternal healthcare could be more available in Texas, South Dakota, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Florida, Missouri, and more
New parents could get infant training / check-ins after birth
Vitamins could be distributed throughout the developing world
Human milk banks could help save infants' lives
Community health workers / entrepreneurs / mentors / volunteers could improve health outcomes
Birthing / newborn kits could be provided to mothers without hospital or health clinic access
Food, water, drinks, or condiments could be fortified with micronutrients
Obstetric fistula surgeries could be funded, performed, and accessible for women
Drones could deliver emergency medical supplies
New parents could receive a baby box
A portable sleeping bag could be used for hypothermic infants
Parents and parents-to-be could receive calls or text messages to promote maternal and child health
New mothers could receive at least 12 paid weeks of maternity leave
