Healthcare Strategies for Reducing Pregnancy-Related Morbidity and Mortality in the Postpartum Period.
The majority of pregnancy-related deaths in the United States occur in the postpartum period, after a woman gives birth. Many of these deaths are preventable. Researchers and health care providers have been focusing on designing and implementing strategies to eliminate preventable deaths and ethnic and racial disparities. Six healthcare strategies for reducing postpartum maternal morbidity and mortality will be described. These strategies, if provided in an equitable manner by all providers to all women, will assist in closing the disparity in outcomes between black women and women of all other races and ethnicities who give birth throughout the United States.I think water is connected in John to the river flowing in the garden of Eden around the tree of life that shows up again in Ezekiel’s vision of the eschatological temple and later in John’s Apocalypse in its final chapter. 

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Water was definitely an element of the celebration of the Festival of Booths in the Temple. The water libation is well-attested. The Mishnah (Sukka 4:9) details how they would bring a golden bowl filled with water and pour it on the altar during the seven days of the festival. The Mishnah (Ta'anit 1:1) also prescribes the prayers mentioning rain to start on either the first or the seventh day of the festival, but this isn't explicitly attributed to the Temple period.
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