Indiana State Health Improvement Plan (I-SHIP) - State of Indiana

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Access to Care Reduce Infant Mortality Priority: Decrease percentage of preterm births in Indiana Systems Change (Policy/Resources) Health Communications Interventions Other PRIMARY PREVENTION OUTCOMES ACTIVITIES RESPONSIBLE PARTNER(S) Increased percentage of African- American pregnant women who have adequate prenatal care visits from 55.3% in 2007 to 62% in 2012. ISDH-MCH, IPN, MOD, IUCEWH, InACOG, InAAP, InAWHONN, MCOs, Indiana Minority Health Coalition (IMHC), local minority health coalitions, Health Systems and hospitals, and other partners.
Health Promotion Reduce Infant Mortality Priority: Decrease percentage of preterm births in Indiana SECONDARY PREVENTION Outcomes Activities Responsible Partner(s) Systems Change (Policy/Resources) Health Communications Community Interventions Other Increased public awareness of all aspects of prematurity, including causes of early and late preterm delivery, induction and/or Cesarean delivery with no medical reason, brain development of the fetus, the long term effects of prematurity on the newborn. Decrease the proportion of pregnant women on Medicaid who smoke during pregnancy by 0.5% each year from a baseline of 27.7% in 2007. Develop media messages that are culturally appropriate, literacy level appropriate and are targeted to state and local audiences. Continue OMPP Neonatal Quality Committee that provides advice and collaborative efforts to decrease smoking in pregnancy. The Indiana Tobacco Quitline provides up to 10 tobacco cessation counseling sessions for all pregnant women who contact the Quitline for help. This service is available to all pregnant women including those on Medicaid or other insurance, and women who are uninsured. OMPP, ISDH-MCH, MCOs, Indiana State Department of Health, Tobacco Prevention and Cessation
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