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Julie Blumenfeld

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Director, Midwifery Programs and Clinical Associate Professor

Rutgers Health

United States

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Julie Blumenfeld is the Director of Midwifery Programs and a Clinical Associate Professor at Rutgers Health in the United States. Her research focuses on topics such as health equity in perinatal care, barriers to midwifery education, and Medicaid financing for birth centers. Recent articles explore the impacts of institutional forces on midwifery students, as well as innovative educational strategies to support patients with limited English proficiency.

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Reproductive Training and Education Initiative

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New Jersey Midwifery Education Project

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Perinatal Community Integration Model (PCIM)

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Nurture New Jersey Initiative Evaluation

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Rutgers, The State Univ. of NJ

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Strengthening the Midwifery Workforce Through State Investment in Midwifery Education: The New Jersey Midwifery Education Project

“Bearing in Mind That I Am a Black Mother”: Black Women's Anticipation of Poor Perinatal Care and Related Coping Strategies

Midwifery Students’ Experiences of Clinical Education: What Helps and What Hurts

Improving Health Equity Through Team Observed Structured Clinical Encounters with LEP Standardized Patients and Healthcare Interpreter Trainees.

Building Competency in Caring for Patients With Limited English Proficiency

Comparison of Medicaid financing for birth centers: a nine-state policy analysis.

Institutional forces that influence the precepting of midwifery students

Financial Barriers to Expanded Birth Center Access in New Jersey: A Qualitative Thematic Analysis

Building Competency in Caring for Patients With Limited English Proficiency

Implementing Best Practice When Screening Birthing People for a Substance Use Disorder

Identifying Drivers and Barriers to Precepting Midwifery Students: “A Little Part of Me Lives on in Each Student Midwife”

Urban Green Space and Perinatal Health Inequities in the United States: A Literature Review

“You and Me Do It for the Love of Teaching”: Exploring the Expansion of Clinical Training Opportunities for Midwives

Creating an Alianza: Group Perinatal Education for Newly Immigrated Latinx Pregnant People

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Laura Ramirez Polo

Kathleen M. Horan

Amy Alspaugh

Rebecca Ofrane

Laura Lindberg

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