; (B) measures to facilitate telehealth maternity care for pregnant people who cannot regularly access in-person care; (C) strategies to increase access to specialized care for those with high-risk pregnancies or pregnant individuals with elevated risk factors; (D) diagnostic testing for pregnant and laboring patients; (E) birthing without one’s chosen companions, with one’s chosen companions, and with smartphone or other telehealth connection to one’s chosen companions; (F) newborn separation after birth in relation to maternal infection status; (G) breast milk feeding in relation to maternal infection status; (H) licensure, training, scope of practice, and Medicaid and other insurance reimbursement for certified midwives, certified nurse-midwives, and certified professional midwives, in a manner that facilitates inclusion of midwives of color and midwives from underserved communities; (I) financial support and training for perinatal health workers who provide nonclinical support to people from pregnancy through the postpartum period in a manner that facilitates inclusion from underserved communities; (J) strategies to ensure and expand doula coverage under State Medicaid programs; (K) how to identify, address, and treat prenatal and postpartum mental and behavioral health conditions, such as anxiety, substance use disorder, and depression, during public health emergencies; (L) how to identify and address instances of intimate partner violence during pregnancy which may arise or intensify during public health emergencies; (M) strategies to address hospital capacity concerns in communities with a surge in infectious disease cases and to provide childbearing people with options that reduce the potential for cross-contamination and increase the ability to implement their care preferences while maintaining safety and quality, such as the use of auxiliary maternity units and freestanding birth centers