Fostering FQHC relationships are key to increasing community buy-in, building cross-collaboration and disseminating educational materials widely.
Improving awareness and education on doula support services was important for both providers and patients/clients.
Enhancing health communication strategies in MOMCHA materials could increase accessibility for community members.
Innovative payment models in addition to insurance needed to ensure birthing people have access to doula support.
The ongoing development of stakeholder partnerships helps expand access to doula services, education, and community resources.
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