With guidance and support of the Lead Organization, the Local Maternal Safety Workgroup (LMSW) works together to implement AIM CCI’s non-hospital maternal safety bundles.
b. The rate of maternal mortality in Georgia for from 2018-2021 is 33.9 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 32.9 . Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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With guidance and support of the Lead Organization, the Local Maternal Safety Workgroup (LMSW) works together to implement AIM CCI’s non-hospital maternal safety bundles.
b. The rate of maternal mortality in Michigan for 2018-2021 is 19.4 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 32.9 . Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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With guidance and support of the Lead Organization, the Local Maternal Safety Workgroup (LMSW) works together to implement AIM CCI’s non-hospital maternal safety bundles.
b. The rate of maternal mortality in Louisiana for 2018-2021 is 39.0 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 32.9 . Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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With guidance and support of the Lead Organization, the Local Maternal Safety Workgroup (LMSW) works together to implement AIM CCI’s non-hospital maternal safety bundles.
b. The rate of maternal mortality in New Jersey for 2018-2021 is 25.7 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 32.9 . Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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With guidance and support of the Lead Organization, the Local Maternal Safety Workgroup (LMSW) works together to implement AIM CCI’s non-hospital maternal safety bundles.
b. The rate of maternal mortality in California for 2018-2021 is 10.1 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 32.9 . Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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With guidance and support of the Lead Organization, the Local Maternal Safety Workgroup (LMSW) works together to implement AIM CCI’s non-hospital maternal safety bundles.
The rate of maternal mortality in Oklahoma for 2018-2021 is 30.3 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 32.9. Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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With guidance and support of the Lead Organization, the Local Maternal Safety Workgroup (LMSW) works together to implement AIM CCI’s non-hospital maternal safety bundles.
The rate of maternal mortality in Florida for 2018-2021 is 26.3 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 32.9. Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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With guidance and support of the Lead Organization, the Local Maternal Safety Workgroup (LMSW) works together to implement AIM CCI’s non-hospital maternal safety bundles.
The rate of maternal mortality in South Carolina for 2018-2021 is 32.7 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 32.9. Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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With guidance and support of the Lead Organization, the Local Maternal Safety Workgroup (LMSW) works together to implement AIM CCI’s non-hospital maternal safety bundles.
The rate of maternal mortality in Pennsylvania for 2018-2021 is 16.7 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 32.9. Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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With guidance and support of the Lead Organization, the Local Maternal Safety Workgroup (LMSW) works together to implement AIM CCI’s non-hospital maternal safety bundles.
The rate of maternal mortality in the nation is 32.9. The data for New Hampshire is *suppressed due to reliability and confidentiality restrictions. Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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With guidance and support of the Lead Organization, the Local Maternal Safety Workgroup (LMSW) works together to implement AIM CCI’s non-hospital maternal safety bundles.
The rate of maternal mortality in Virginia for 2018-2021 is 29.1 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 32.9. Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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The rate of maternal mortality in Connecticut for 2018-2021 is 29.1 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 16.7. Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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The rate of maternal mortality in Missouri for 2018-2021 is 25.7 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 16.7. Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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The rate of maternal mortality in New York for 2018-2021 is 21.7 per 100,000 live births compared to a national rate of 16.7. Our goal is to aid in decreasing the rate through active implementation of evidence-based bundles aimed at improving care coordination and providing equitable maternity care to all birthing populations. These evidence-based approaches will be implemented through a collaboration between all “touch points” the birthing populations are likely to come across.
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The community profiles show data around social and environmental factors that can impact maternal health outcomes and overall family wellbeing.
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