This 2-Day course is designed to provide interactive in-depth skills and knowledge about Placenta Accreta Spectrum (PAS) to healthcare teams: sonographers, nurses, and physicians who care for pregnant patients and may encounter PAS.
We spoke to Dr. Wakefield to learn more about her experience and what drives her to be successful in leading PeriPAN’s charge.
This first report from TCHMB’s PATH (Postpartum Access to Healthcare) project provides information on healthcare coverage during the postpartum period for underserved women, and provides recommendations for improving access to healthcare coverage, specifically through the Texas women’s health programs.
Like so many organizations, the Texas Collaborative for Healthy Mothers and Babies has been engaged in a conversation about how to stay true to our commitments while adapting to the realities of a health care system that has had to shift priorities in ways we couldn’t have anticipated even two months ago.
The TCHMB-produced video, “MEWS: A Simple Alogorithm for Reducing Maternal Mortality and Morbidity, has been awarded second place in the Council on Patient Safety in Women’s Health Care’s National Improvement Video Challenge.
If you would like additional information, you can contact TCHMB at tchmb@utsystem.edu. Information related to the enrollment into this project can be found in the attached documents.
To learn more about which medications are covered, healthcare providers can access the HTW specific formulary at txvendordrug.com/resources/downloads.
KXAN News came to the 2019 TCHMB Annual Summit to report on how maternal and health leaders in Texas are addressing issues like maternal mortality and premature birth.
