Toolkit Keep Mothers Safe: Addressing Causes of Maternal Mortality Access this toolkit and receive: Materials to share with your team on the leading causes of maternal mortality Best practices to improve maternal safety from leading perinatal safety organizations, including Dignity Health (now part of CommonSpirit Health), Providence St. Joseph Health, St. Luke’s, and BETA Healthcare Group Information on how obstetrical education is evolving to yield clinical improvements 5+ white papers, webinars, infographics, and more Read More + Download Now Share this Resource: Back To Resources About This Toolkit Promoting safety and providing quality care in obstetrics remains paramount for healthcare providers and medical professional liability insurers alike. While the U.S. has become somewhat synonymous with advanced medical care, most are unaware that America is the only developed country where the maternal death rate is rising. In fact, a mother giving birth in the U.S. is almost three times as likely to die compared to a mom in Britain and Canada. To help your organization get a deeper understanding of the national focus surrounding maternal and prenatal safety, Relias has developed this valuable toolkit that will provide you with resources that cover: The national maternal safety focus and how to address it at a local level The major causes affecting maternal death Identifying and understanding variation in maternal care Improving maternal and prenatal safety Mitigating risk Next Resource Back To Resources Next Resource Acute Care Toolkit Maternal Mortality
Video Maternal Mortality Panel Discussion with St.Luke’s at AWHONN 2017 Every 10 minutes a mother dies in the U.S. related to pregnancy complications. Hear from two nurse leaders at St. Lukes in Boise, ID share their story about a mother who died from a postpartum hemorrhage. Learn More
Webinar Maternal Mortality: Changing the Narrative Watch this on-demand webinar in which clinical and risk leaders from AWHONN and Relias discuss important issues that impede reducing variation in care and the solutions that are improving maternal patient safety. Learn More
Webinar July 2020 New Joint Commission Maternal Safety Standards: How Prepared Are You? Our panel of obstetrics experts discusses the 13 new elements of performance within the Provision of Care, Treatment, and Services standards for maternal safety. Learn More