Toward A National Strategy on Infant Mortality Michael C. Lu, MD, MPH Associate Administrator Maternal and Child Health Bureau Health Resources and Services.

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Toward A National Strategy on Infant Mortality Michael C. Lu, MD, MPH Associate Administrator Maternal and Child Health Bureau Health Resources and Services Administration Secretary’s Advisory Committee on Infant Mortality Bethesda, MD July 10, 2012

Here in the U.S. we’ve seen our infant mortality rates steadily decline. This is thanks to cooperation between federal and local governments, community and faith organizations and the private sector. But today we still lose far too many children in the first years of their lives. They’re gone before they learn to walk or talk, before they throw a ball or give their first smile. Secretary Kathleen Sebelius June 14, 2012

The United States government has committed to protecting the health of our children with targeted interventions serving the populations who need them most. We’ve focused on reducing the number of preterm births. And we’ve set a national goal, very similar to the kinds of goals you’re setting here, to bring the percentage of all preterm births down to 11.4% by Secretary Kathleen Sebelius June 14, 2012

To reach that goal we’ve launched a nationwide public-private partnership to raise awareness about the importance of bringing pregnancies to full term. We’ve taken a family-oriented approach that educates women and their doctors on the dangers of premature birth. And we’re funding innovative strategies, like maternity medical homes, where pregnant mothers receive coordinated care from psychological support to education on how to care for infants. We have learned that seemingly simple interventions can help reduce preterm births among women at the greatest risk for poor pregnancy outcomes. Secretary Kathleen Sebelius June 14, 2012

And where infant mortality has taken the highest toll in the US, we’re also partnering with state officials to create strategies and interventions to begin bringing these rates down. Our plan is to find out what works and scale up the best interventions to the national level. Secretary Kathleen Sebelius June 14, 2012

And today I’m pleased to announce my department will be collaborating in the next year to create our nation’s first ever national strategy to address infant mortality. Secretary Kathleen Sebelius June 14, 2012

Reminders Check your agenda at the door

Reminders Listen and learn

Reminders Remember what infant mortality means

Aspirational Goal IMR 5.5 infant deaths per 1000 live births by infant deaths per 1000 live births by 2020

Aspirational Goal

Improve women’s health before pregnancy

Preconception Health & Healthcare CDC/ATSDR Preconception Care Work Group & Select Panel on Preconception Care Office of Minority Health Preconception Peer Educators Regions IV & VI Infant Mortality COIN Affordable Care Act

Promote Quality & Safety

Ohio Perinatal Quality Collaborative Donovan EF, Lannon C, Bailit J, Rose B, Iams JD, Byczkowski T; Ohio Perinatal Quality Collaborative Writing Committee. A statewide initiative to reduce inappropriate scheduled births at 36(0/7)-38(6/7) weeks' gestation.Am J Obstet Gynecol Mar;202(3):243.e1-8.

Invest in Prevention & Promotion

Prevention & Promotion Smoking cessation Safe sleep

Strengthen Systems Integration

Strengthen Systems Integration Vertical integration Appropriate levels of care Horizontal integration Service coordination & systems navigation Longitudinal integration Care continuum across the life course

Prenatal Care 1.0 Receptionist & Clerks Medical Assistant Ultrasound Tech Nurse Manager Lu MC. Healthcare reform and women’s health: A life-course perspective. Curr Opin Obstet Gynecol 2010;22:487-91

Prenatal Care 2.0 Oral Health Teratogen Information Services Primary & Specialty Care Family Support Social Services WIC Receptionist Medical Assistant Ultrasound Tech Nurse Manager High Risk OB Mental Health Lu MC. 2010;22:487-91

Prenatal Care 3.0 Genetic Counseling & Prenatal Diagnosis Ultrasound Center OB Hospitalist Oral Health Mental Health Dietitian & WIC Primary & Preventive Services Health Education Family Planning Family Support & Social Services High Risk OB Specialty Clinics Preconception & Interconception Care Prenatal Care Lu MC. 2010;22:487-91

Mobilize Community Transformation

Health Development Educational Development Community Development Economic Development MCH

E Pluribus Unum

Support Measurement & Research

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