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Full text of the bill as passed by the NC House.
Other
Update on current efforts by the NC Maternal Task Force to improve maternal health outcomes.
Article
Through our NC Child Advocacy Network (CAN), we bring together child advocates from across North Carolina to build power that can impact public policies and benefit children and families.
Program
An explanation of the Medicaid Managed Care program. Also outlines which entities were awarded the PHP contract in each county throughout North Carolina.
Report
Policies regarding coverage of durable medical equipment under NC Medicaid.
Report
Established by NCIOM in partnership with NC DHHS, the Task Force on Maternal Health brings together stakeholders and experts from across North Carolina to identify evidence-based solutions to improve maternal health outcomes as well as guide and develop a Maternal Health Strategic Plan for the state.
Program
Following the NC Division of Public Health's 2016-2020 Perinatal Strategic Plan, the NCIOM Perinatal System of Care Task Force was convened and published this report of recommendations to strengthen the state's regional perinatal system.
Report
4th Trimester Community of Practice presentation on Medicaid and Postpartum Policies in North Carolina featuring speakers Tina Sherman, Senior Campaign Director for the Maternal Justice Campaign at MomsRising; and Velma Villalon Taormina, MD, MSE, Women's Health Consultant.
Webinar
Black women are more likely to die in childbirth, but doula services could save lives. While doula services would help all North Carolinian women, these services have the potential to make a real impact on unjust maternal outcomes for Black women.
Article
A brief overview published in the NC Medical Journal in 2020 that provides a high-level overview of NC's perinatal outcomes and current disparities, as well as policy initiatives and recommendations aimed to address the gaps identified.
Article
Full text of the bill as passed by the NC House.
Other
Update on current efforts by the NC Maternal Task Force to improve maternal health outcomes.
Article
Through our NC Child Advocacy Network (CAN), we bring together child advocates from across North Carolina to build power that can impact public policies and benefit children and families.
Program
Established by NCIOM in partnership with NC DHHS, the Task Force on Maternal Health brings together stakeholders and experts from across North Carolina to identify evidence-based solutions to improve maternal health outcomes as well as guide and develop a Maternal Health Strategic Plan for the state.
Program
Following the NC Division of Public Health's 2016-2020 Perinatal Strategic Plan, the NCIOM Perinatal System of Care Task Force was convened and published this report of recommendations to strengthen the state's regional perinatal system.
Report
Black women are more likely to die in childbirth, but doula services could save lives. While doula services would help all North Carolinian women, these services have the potential to make a real impact on unjust maternal outcomes for Black women.
Article
A brief overview published in the NC Medical Journal in 2020 that provides a high-level overview of NC's perinatal outcomes and current disparities, as well as policy initiatives and recommendations aimed to address the gaps identified.
Article
Through our NC Child Advocacy Network (CAN), we bring together child advocates from across North Carolina to build power that can impact public policies and benefit children and families.
Program
Following the NC Division of Public Health's 2016-2020 Perinatal Strategic Plan, the NCIOM Perinatal System of Care Task Force was convened and published this report of recommendations to strengthen the state's regional perinatal system.
Report
A brief overview published in the NC Medical Journal in 2020 that provides a high-level overview of NC's perinatal outcomes and current disparities, as well as policy initiatives and recommendations aimed to address the gaps identified.
Article
Full text of the bill as passed by the NC House.
Other
Following the NC Division of Public Health's 2016-2020 Perinatal Strategic Plan, the NCIOM Perinatal System of Care Task Force was convened and published this report of recommendations to strengthen the state's regional perinatal system.
Report
Black women are more likely to die in childbirth, but doula services could save lives. While doula services would help all North Carolinian women, these services have the potential to make a real impact on unjust maternal outcomes for Black women.
Article
A brief overview published in the NC Medical Journal in 2020 that provides a high-level overview of NC's perinatal outcomes and current disparities, as well as policy initiatives and recommendations aimed to address the gaps identified.
Article
Full text of the bill as passed by the NC House.
Other
Through our NC Child Advocacy Network (CAN), we bring together child advocates from across North Carolina to build power that can impact public policies and benefit children and families.
Program
An explanation of the Medicaid Managed Care program. Also outlines which entities were awarded the PHP contract in each county throughout North Carolina.
Report
Policies regarding coverage of durable medical equipment under NC Medicaid.
Report
4th Trimester Community of Practice presentation on Medicaid and Postpartum Policies in North Carolina featuring speakers Tina Sherman, Senior Campaign Director for the Maternal Justice Campaign at MomsRising; and Velma Villalon Taormina, MD, MSE, Women's Health Consultant.
Webinar
Full text of the bill as passed by the NC House.
Other
Update on current efforts by the NC Maternal Task Force to improve maternal health outcomes.
Article
An explanation of the Medicaid Managed Care program. Also outlines which entities were awarded the PHP contract in each county throughout North Carolina.
Report
Policies regarding coverage of durable medical equipment under NC Medicaid.
Report
Established by NCIOM in partnership with NC DHHS, the Task Force on Maternal Health brings together stakeholders and experts from across North Carolina to identify evidence-based solutions to improve maternal health outcomes as well as guide and develop a Maternal Health Strategic Plan for the state.
Program
Following the NC Division of Public Health's 2016-2020 Perinatal Strategic Plan, the NCIOM Perinatal System of Care Task Force was convened and published this report of recommendations to strengthen the state's regional perinatal system.
Report
4th Trimester Community of Practice presentation on Medicaid and Postpartum Policies in North Carolina featuring speakers Tina Sherman, Senior Campaign Director for the Maternal Justice Campaign at MomsRising; and Velma Villalon Taormina, MD, MSE, Women's Health Consultant.
Webinar
A brief overview published in the NC Medical Journal in 2020 that provides a high-level overview of NC's perinatal outcomes and current disparities, as well as policy initiatives and recommendations aimed to address the gaps identified.
Article
An explanation of the Medicaid Managed Care program. Also outlines which entities were awarded the PHP contract in each county throughout North Carolina.
Report
Policies regarding coverage of durable medical equipment under NC Medicaid.
Report
4th Trimester Community of Practice presentation on Medicaid and Postpartum Policies in North Carolina featuring speakers Tina Sherman, Senior Campaign Director for the Maternal Justice Campaign at MomsRising; and Velma Villalon Taormina, MD, MSE, Women's Health Consultant.
Webinar
This project was made possible thanks to the funding, guidance, and support from North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services - Division of Public Health - Maternal Health Branch-Women, Infant, and Community Wellness Section. This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of an award totaling $10,216,885 with 0% financed with nongovernmental sources. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government.
