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Study: Perinatal HIV infections decline over decade
An estimated 69 infants were born with perinatal HIV infection in 2013, down from 216 in 2002, according to a
Survey: Most states planning on federal funding for CHIP to continue
Most governors are planning upcoming budgets that assume federal funding for the Children’s Health Insurance Program will continue, according to a
Chair File: Outreach for Healthier Infants and Families
Focusing on community needs using a data-driven approach and local resources has improved care for expectant mothers and babies in western Michigan.
CMS approves Arizona's plan to re-open CHIP
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has approved Arizona’s
CMS awards funding to enroll children in Medicaid/CHIP
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services yesterday awarded $32 million in
Study: Antibiotics use to prevent pediatric surgical infections varies substantially
Appropriate use of antibiotics to prevent surgical site infections varies substantially across children’s hospitals, according to a
Certified midwives tapped to eliminate ‘maternity care deserts,’ expand OB/GYN services in Illinois
Women's access to specialized health care is expanding in Illinois because of a collaboration between Bloomington's Advanced Women's Healthcare and OSF Healthcare to integrate certified midwives into OSF Healthcare's system.
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Seven in Seven: Digital Solutions for Perinatal Care
AHA’ explores ways 7 health care organizations are using a digital solution to improve access and delivery of perinatal care.
These Maine hospitals ‘AIM’ to address maternal hypertension
The birthing centers at Maine’s Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center, Inland Hospital and Mercy Hospital in 2023 received recognition at the state’s Perinatal Quality Collaborative conference for their work addressing maternal hypertension.