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Maternal Mortality Review Committee

Maternal mortality is the death of a woman while pregnant or within one year of the end of pregnancy, regardless of length or site of pregnancy, due to a cause related to or made worse by the pregnancy or its management.

Maternal mortality is a key indicator for maternal health quality in Indiana. Each maternal death represents not just the loss of a woman’s life, but also, the impact of that loss on her family and community. Instances of severe maternal morbidity can be associated with poor pregnancy which in turn can result in high fetal and infant mortality rate. In the United States, maternal health have shown great improvement, however, the increase in pregnancy-related and pregnancy associated deaths in the State of Indiana shows the need for an efficient improvement plan for mothers and pregnant women.

Resources

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Indiana MMRC: 2022 Annual Report

The Indiana Maternal Mortality Review Committee: 2022 Annual Report is available here.

The annual report covers the findings of the Indiana MMRC in their review of all 2020 pregnancy-associated deaths, and the recommendations of the committee that resulted from that review.

reportIndiana MMRC: 2021 Annual Report

The Indiana Maternal Mortality Review Committee: 2021 Annual Report is available here.

The annual report covers the findings of the Indiana MMRC in their review of all 2019 pregnancy-associated deaths, and the recommendations of the committee that resulted from that review.

reportIndiana MMRC: 2020 Annual Report

The Indiana Maternal Mortality Review Committee: 2020 Annual Report is available here.

The annual report covers the findings of the Indiana MMRC in their review of all 2018 pregnancy-associated deaths, and the recommendations of the committee that resulted from that review.

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Indiana MMRC: 2023 Annual Report

The Indiana Maternal Mortality Review Committee: 2023 Annual Report is available here.