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2024 Designation Criteria

Maternal Levels of Care

Sepsis Collaborative Materials

Questions?

For Sepsis Bundle and Sepsis Collaborative questions, please email maternalsepsis@duke.edu

For general questions or those related to bundle implementation, please email Laura Houdeshell Putt houdeshe@msu.edu

For questions related to data entry and reporting, please contact keystone@mha.org

MI AIM Webinar Schedule

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Occurs on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 4:00pm ET

Next webinar: Tuesday, October 22nd

Overview of 2025 Designation Criteria
Trauma Informed Care Approaches with a focus on Families Experiences with Birth Trauma with Lisa Kane Low and Panel

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Remaining 2024 Webinar:

November 26th, 2024 at 4:00pm

MI AIM In the News

The Michigan Department of Health & Human Services (MDHHS) received funding to support birthing hospitals in obtaining MLC verification. Please review the Maternal Levels of Care webpage to learn more about The Joint Commission's MLC Verification Program.

MI AIM MHEF Grant Award Recipients

The Michigan Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (MI AIM) is pleased to announce the selection of ten southeast Michigan hospitals for its severe maternal morbidity reduction grant. The, "Reducing the Impact of Severe Maternal Morbidity in Region 10 (Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Counties)” grant provides selected applicants with $40,000 to fund MI AIM related activities in 2023. In addition, these hospitals will receive a $2,000 grant from the Southeast Michigan Perinatal Quality Improvement Coalition (SEMPQIC) to enact an equity plan that accompanies the MI AIM procedures. We are honored to be able to support these institutions as they provide critical services to birthing families in Southeast Michigan.

When compared to the rest of the state, the metro-Detroit area has experienced higher rates of maternal morbidity. This grant seeks to reduce the rates of severe maternal morbidity and mortality in Region 10 through the implementation of the MI AIM patient safety bundles. MI AIM will offer grant recipients technical assistance and bundle implementation support, data interpretation support and one-on-one coaching.