A/HRC/45/19 (h) Prioritize reliable, transparent and collaborative disaggregated data collection on the availability, accessibility, acceptability and quality of sexual and reproductive health services for all women and girls, in order to support more comprehensive policies to prevent and address maternal morbidities; (i) Ensure that health professionals are equipped to address maternal morbidities, including through training, paying special attention to the situation of marginalized women and girls; (j) Develop comprehensive strategies and programmes for the prevention of maternal morbidity, which should include measures for providing improved knowledge about sexual and reproductive health and rights, including through comprehensive sexuality education, as well as measures to address underlying determinants of health, such as gender discrimination and socioeconomic factors, which render certain women and girls more vulnerable to maternal morbidities; (k) Establish accountability mechanisms at various levels in order to address human rights denials in relation to maternal mortality and morbidity, and sexual and reproductive health and rights more broadly. 17