A nurse is working at a community-based prenatal clinic. Recently, the nurse and physician have started evaluating outcomes and discovered a rise in pregnancy complications, especially in their overweight and obese patients. After performing their community assessment, the staff sets a goal to reduce complications in their pregnant patients by 15% in 3 years. Which of the following are likely to be the most effective interventions? (Select all that apply.)
A) Establish an office policy that any patient undergoing IVF have a BMI under 30.
B) Place patient education materials about weight and pregnancy in the reception area.
C) Include a weight and blood pressure assessment as part of the initial visit and subsequent visits as appropriate.
D) Partner with a nutritionist who specializes in the care and management of overweight women.
E) Hold weekly seminars and weight loss support groups.
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