• Monitor the medical approach in care for pregnant woman, foetus and newborn in the Czech Republic.
• Monitor the salutogenic principles and influences in care for pregnant woman, foetus and newborn in the Czech Republic.
• Monitor prenatal, intranatal and postnatal care for pregnant women, mothers, newborns of migrants - the least from among three countries.
• Elaborate proposal for comprehensive care for the woman and the children in perinatal period, integrating medical and salutogenic principles and influences.
•  A distinctive part of the project will consist in monitoring and elaboration of the system of care for pregnant immigrant mothers. - Elaborate a system of care corresponding to cultural conditions of the country of origin.
• Another goal consists in preserving high standard in the Czech Republic, i.e. low values of mortality and morbidity of children and mothers under integrated approach of salutogenic and medical principles.
•   Elaborate a system of care within European countries, corresponding to cultural and philosophical situation of the Czech Republic, to avoid and reduce the iatrogenic damage of the foetus, the newborn and the mother in the course of prenatal, intranatal and postnatal care.
•   FTPD = first-trimester prenatal diagnosis.
• Elaborate a system of comprehensive care for immigrant mothers and their children, by country of origin.
• Based on monitoring and analysis of current medical procedures, elaborate a proposal related to perinatal care in Europe.
• Develop scientific knowledge focused on improvement and provision of care in motherhood and on application of its results.
• Publish the acquired experience and knowledge in peer-reviewed journals and cooperate with databases engaged in motherhood issues in Europe.
•   Create websites to publish the newest pieces of knowledge and results both of Czech experts and of other participants of this project.
•   Establish contacts to European networks containing the issues in question.
• The research team will include also students of master and doctor study, which will support the growth of the young scientists.

The goals can be summarized in two paradigms.
Two paradigm areas will be researched:

• prenatal diagnosis (FDTP, where the discussion of the risks becomes a part of prenatal care)
• the influence of routine intervention into uterine contractions, i.e. medical provocation of uterine contractions on iatrogenic procedures of delivery guidance, including indications for so called "request" Caesarian sections.