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Interested in how quality measurement can support maternal health outcomes? Check out the Maternal Health Hub’s brief that highlights the need for patient experience and outcome measures to address gaps in care: hcttf.org/evolving-the-m…

New paper alert: Examining respect, autonomy, and mistreatment in childbirth in the US: Do provider type and place of birth matter? YES! Where #midwives work matters because institutions restrict the model. #OpenAccess Springer Nature BMC doi.org/10.1186/s12978…

A new paper out examining patient respect, autonomy, and mistreatment in childbirth. Does the location of birth matter? YES. Those with a midwife and giving birth in community-setting reported better scores on these measures. …tive-health-journal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Dear moms and moms-to-be: Depression doesn’t feel the same for everyone. How often symptoms occur, how long they last, and how intense they may feel can be different for each person. Learn more today: bit.ly/37wm3ez #maternalMHmatters

To improve maternal health outcomes, we must invest in measures that center the patient’s voice and needs. The Maternal Health Hub, supported by the Commonwealth Fund, released an issue brief outlining needed improvements in maternity care quality measurement. maternalhealthhub.org/resource/evolv…

Employers can play a role in making child birth safer for their employees by requesting certain coverage and data from payers: hbr.org/2023/04/what-e…

"In Louisiana, pregnant women struggle to get maternal health care, and the situation is getting worse" CBS News cbsnews.com/news/women-in-…

Quality measurement in maternity care has historically focused on clinical processes and subsequently de-centered patients’ experiences. The Maternal Health Hub’s latest brief explores how to shift quality measurement strategies to improve maternal outcomes: maternalhealthhub.org/resource/evolv…

Here’s the link to the story about #MIPH23 claremont-courier.com/schools/its-a-…

The US is failing to adequately support #MaternalMentalHealth. Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health created a report card that scores each state's efforts in addressing MMH. We must do better for the women of this nation! States can find recommendations: state-report-cards.mmhmap.com

Legislation and regulations restricting autonomous practice, lack of federal funding for education and training, and inequitable Medicaid reimbursement rates all limit broad access to midwifery care. Commonwealth Fund commonwealthfund.org/publications/i…

Inside the fight to slash the maternal mortality rate in the South CBS News youtube.com/watch?v=VJQyVh…

The US is failing to adequately support Maternal Mental Health: - National Grade of D - Only one state managed to exceed C+ (CA: B-) - 42 states received D's and F's Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health state-report-cards.mmhmap.com

Happy #Momnibus introduction day to all those who celebrate! We must pass the Momnibus - our moms can't wait.

Research shows having doulas involved in childbirth could improve health outcomes—and serve to close the racial gaps in care. texasmonthly.com/news-politics/…

To improve maternal health outcomes, we must invest in measures that center the patient’s voice and needs. The Maternal Health Hub, supported by the Commonwealth Fund, released an issue brief outlining needed improvements in maternity care quality measurement. maternalhealthhub.org/resource/evolv…

Maternity deserts are spreading across the US. This PBGH post suggests actions employers can take to ensure birthing individuals have access to high-quality, comprehensive maternity care. pbgh.org/maternity-dese…

"How doulas help combat racial disparities in maternal health" cbsnews.com/news/frontline…

Our State Report Cards provide the first-ever comprehensive view into the state of maternal mental health in America. The U.S. is failing – with 42 receiving Ds and Fs. #MMHMap #MaternalMentalHealth 2020mom.org/state-report-c…

In a recent issue brief, the Maternal Health Hub highlighted NCQA’s partnership with @BirthEquity on the Birth Equity Accountability through Measurement (BEAM) project. Read more here: bit.ly/434x4ep #qualitymeasurement #healthequity #birthequity