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This paper explores the pivotal role of nurses in improving maternal health outcomes, particularly inpreventing maternal wound sepsis, which remains a significant contributor to maternal morbidity andmortality globally. Drawing upon evidence from various studies and initiatives, it discusses theimportance of skilled nursing training, implementation of evidence-based practices, and the deployment ofnurses in different healthcare settings. The paper emphasizes the need for comprehensive education andtraining programs for nurses, the implementation of evidence-based practices, and continuous monitoringand assessment of wound healing. Furthermore, it highlights the impact of nurse-led interventions onreducing maternal wound infections, improving maternal satisfaction, and enhancing overall well-being.By focusing on the critical role of nurses in maternal health, this paper provides valuable insights intostrategies to mitigate maternal sepsis and improve maternal health outcomes worldwide.Keywords