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2009 CityMatCH Urban MCH Leadership Conferencebefore, during, and after pregnancy.• Educating policymakers on the importance of adequate public and private insurance coverage for oralhealth care for women in the perinatal period.• Educating families, health care and child care providers, and others who come in contact with youngchildren about dental caries- including how to prevent the disease and manage it after onset.ACCOMPLISHMENTS/RESULTSSeveral key documents were developed collaboratively and disseminated to over 4,000 stakeholdersnationally. These include the abridged New York State practice guidelines for prenatal and oral healthproviders, as well as a policy brief and consumer document. Many other resources targeting pregnantwomen, parents, and the public have been developed and disseminated. New partnerships have beendeveloped with diverse MCH organizations to reach these populations. A website has been created, andnumerous clinical educational opportunities have been provided to pediatric and general dentists toencourage treatment and referral of pregnant women and infants. Anticipated results include an increasedawareness of the importance and safety of oral health care during pregnancy among prenatal providersand oral health providers, leading to increased coordination of care and greater access to treatment.Anticipated results also include increased awareness of the importance of oral health and the safety ofdental treatment during pregnancy among pregnant women, as well as among maternal and child healthorganizations, policymakers, and the general public.78
2009 CityMatCH Urban MCH Leadership ConferenceFIMR/HIV pilot project- initial findingsPRIMARY CONTACT:Rebecca Carlson, MSProject Manager, HIV GrantsAmerican College of Obstetricians andGynecologists409 12th St, SWWashington, DC, 20024-2188Phone: (202) 314-2356Fax: (202) 484-3993Email: rcarlson@acog.orgWebsite: www.acog.orgCO-PRESENTER(S)/AUTHOR(S):Kathleen Buckley, kbuckley@acog.org (Author)Brenda Thompson, brendathompson@unmc.edu(Author)Chad Abresch, cabresch@unmc.edu (Author)Margaret Lampe, mol0@CDC.GOV (Author)CATEGORYInfant mortality and morbidityInfectious disease and MCHFOCUSProgram Policy FocusISSUEPerinatal HIV transmission is a sentinel health event. Many HIV-exposed infants become infected due tomissed prevention opportunities. The FIMR/HIV Pilot Project (FHPP) is a methodology to adapt the Fetaland Infant Mortality Review (FIMR) process to identify and address missed perinatal HIV preventionopportunities and improve the health and well being of HIV-positive pregnant women in three pilotcommunities.SETTINGThe pilot projects were located in communities with high rates of HIV infection among women of childbearing age. Each project site consisted of a partnership among HIV/MCH programs (including a robustexisting FIMR program), health care providers, and community leadership.PROJECTOver a two-year period, each of the pilot sites identified and reviewed between 25-35 cases of perinatalHIV exposure that met the criteria established for the project. Project staff abstracted information from themothers’ and infants’ medical records and conducted maternal interviews to identify gaps in care andmissed perinatal HIV prevention opportunities. Cases were reviewed and evaluated by an independentcase review team (CRT) that made recommendations for systems improvements. A community actionteam (CAT) was convened to implement those recommendations.This program was developed through a collaboration of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,CityMatCH, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, and the National Fetal and InfantMortality Review program along with the invaluable insight and contributions of the pilot sites.79
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