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Rural Doesn’t Mean Simple, with Dr. Robert Moser (part 2), episode 12

On Health on the Plains, episode 12, host Wyatt Beckman continues his conversation in part two, with Robert Moser, M.D. They discuss the importance of maternal health care in rural communities within the High Plains region. They talk about the unique challenges of maintaining obstetrics skills among rural health professionals and how to build a collaborative prenatal care model so patients can quickly access care. Dr. Moser highlights an upcoming symposium focused on rural health.

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Sep 13, 2024

Wyatt Beckman and Dr. Robert Moser recording a podcast in a studio, seated with microphones. A camera on a tripod captures the conversation. The screen behind them reads 'Health on the Plains,' with a graphic of wheat fields. The studio is decorated with plants and a brick wall backdrop.

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