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GA HR1448
Resolution
Status
Passed
3/10/2020
Primary Sponsor
Mary Oliver
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AI Summary
- Recognizes March 16, 2020, as Birth Safety Awareness Day at the Georgia state capitol in honor of Kason Choice and Robin Rohe-Oji, two children recovering from severe birth injuries
- Notes that birth injuries can result in disabling conditions including skull fractures, cerebral palsy, permanent arm paralysis, hip dislocation, and clavicle fractures
- Highlights that the exact number of infants injured during birth in Georgia remains unknown and that birth injuries are not systematically studied in the state
- Acknowledges Georgia's high risk for maternal mortality due to lack of infrastructure, inaccessible prenatal care, and an inadequate health care provider workforce
- Directs the Clerk of the House of Representatives to distribute copies of the resolution to the families of Kason Choice and Robin Rohe-Oji
Legislative Description
Birth Safety Awareness Day at the state capitol; recognition of Kason Choice and Robin Rohe-Oji, two children in recovery from severe birth injuries, and their families; March 16, 2020; recognize
Last Action
House Read and Adopted
3/10/2020
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