The Michigan Maternal Mortality Review Committee first convened in 1950. The committee has 30 voting members, meets bi-monthly, and reviews all deaths of women (Michigan residents) while pregnant or within one year of the end of pregnancy, due to any cause. In 2019, Michigan had 107,917 live births and 25 pregnancy-related deaths. Our mission is to review all maternal deaths, identify factors contributing to the deaths and to recommend clinical, systems and public health interventions or measures that may reduce the number of maternal deaths and improve outcomes. Our vision is to eliminate preventable maternal deaths and disparity, reduce maternal morbidities, and improve population health for women of reproductive age in Michigan.
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Academic Institutions
Behavioral Health Agencies
Community-Based Doula Program
Federally Qualified Health Centers
FIMR/CDR Programs
Healthy Start Agencies
Hospitals/Hospital Association
Private and Public Insurers
Rural Health Associations
State Medicaid Agency
State Medical Society
State Title V Program
State Title X Programs
Tribal Organizations
Violence Prevention Agencies
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Anesthesiology
Community Advocates
Community Birth Workers
Forensic Pathology
Maternal Fetal Medicine/Perinatology
Nurse Midwifery
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Patient Safety
Perinatal Nursing
Psychiatry
Public Health
Social Work
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Cardiology
Community Leadership
Emergency Response
Epidemiology
Home Nursing
Law Enforcement
Mental Health Provider
Nutrition
Public Health Nursing
Quality/Risk Management
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