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Below are resources and short case studies describing state specific initiatives that are focused on improving birth outcomes. There are also resources that states can use to show that prevention has a positive economic impact.
Maternal and Infant Disparities Issue BriefThis brief explores the importance of maternal and infant health disparities as well as highlights different programs states have implemented to address these issues.
Medicaid Cost Savings MethodologyThis methodology can be used for states to estimate the Medicaid cost savings if they are to reduce the rate of prematurity by 8 percent. The template includes how Texas used this methodology.
Summary of Texas' Medicaid Legislation on Elective DeliveriesThis document provides a brief description of TX House Bill 1983, an effort to reduce the elective or non-medically-indicated induced deliveries and C-sections prior to 39 weeks of gestation.
Arkansas Coordinates Nutrition and Gestational Diabetes Training to Benefit Women and Children
Colorado Program Aims to Reduce Prevelance of Low Birth Weight Infants Among Medicaid-Eligible Women
Colorado Uses Lifecourse Approach to Improve Women and Children's Health
Delaware Program Aims to Reduce Infant Mortality Across the Lifespan
Georgia Addresses Infant Mortality Using Innovative Geographic Cluster Analysis
Louisiana Initiative Creates Sustainable System to Promote Women's Health and Improve Birth Outcomes
Maryland Targets Women Across the Lifespan to Improve Health and Birth Outcomes
Massachusetts Collaborative Improves Pregnancy and Birth Outcomes Through "Hard-Stop" Approach
Massachusetts Partners to Reduce Gestational Diabetes and Improve Women's Health Outcomes
Montana Improves Birth Outcomes Through Home Visiting Services and Education
Nevada Benefits from Infant-at-Work Program
North Carolina Links Community Resources with Providers to Establish Pregnancy Medical Home
Ohio Programs Collaborate to Drive Diabetes Prevention Efforts
Oklahoma Collaborative Reduces Elective Deliveries Prior to 39 Weeks with Voluntary "Hard Stop" Effort
Oregon Combines Title X and Medicaid Waiver Programs to Expand Family Planning Services
Texas Champions Healthy Babies Initiative to Improve Birth Outcomes
Utah Uses Data to Increase Gestational Diabetes Awareness of Patients and Providers
West Virginia Identifies Infant Mortality Risk Factors Through Universal Screening Program
West Virginia's Collaborative Uses Data to Raise Awareness of Gestational Diabetes
West Virginia's Coordinated Network of Providers Promotes Well-Being of Women and Babies
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