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Obstetrical

Hemorrhage

This project will work focus on improving the care and outcomes for those who experience an obstetrical hemorrhage. 

Intro
PROJECT APPLICATION
QI Project Guidance
IRB Approval

Intro

Hemorrhage is the leading cause of Severe Maternal Morbidity (SMM) in Tennessee. Between 2018-2022 hemorrhage accounted for 34% of SMM indicators, which is more than double the number of respiratory morbidities which is the second common category. 

Hemorrhage also accounted for 37% of pregnancy related deaths occurring on the day of delivery from 2018-2022 in Tennessee.

Project

Application

The following application components must be completed before your project team will be approved to participate in this inter-institutional QI project:

It should be noted that execution of the TIPQC Participation and Data Use Agreement (DUA) with TIPQC is required prior to approval of your facility for this project application. Many facilities have already completed this step. It is only required once and is applicable to all projects.

It is recommended that the “day to day” project team member (i.e. key contact person) complete this application.

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Designate key project team members
Designate data access rights
Designate additional project team members
Obtain necessary signatures

Hospital

Teams

This project is open to any birthing hospital. TIPQC is actively recruiting pilots for the Obstetrical Hemorrhage project. If you are interested in becoming a pilot site, start your application by clicking the button below. 

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State Project Leaders

Dr. Tate is a Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist at the Baptist Memorial System and the previous TIPQC Maternal Medical Director.

Etoi Garrison, MD, Ph.D, FACOG

Cornelia Graves, MD

Molly Houser, MD, FACOG, CDCES

Christopher Innes, MD, FACOG

Ramona Phinehas, MD, FACOG

Bonnie Miller, RN, MSN-ed, C-EFM, C-REC, SpBAP, CBS

May Abiad, MD

Michael Junior, MD

Madeline White, MD 

Get

Involved.

TIPQC is actively recruiting devoted health care professionals, community leaders and patient and family partners to further our mission of improving health outcomes for mothers and babies in Tennessee.

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