Pumping Pathways in the NICU
The project focuses on strengthening hospital systems to support early, consistent, and effective milk expression for pump-dependent mothers. Through standardized education, improved access to hospital-grade pumps, and ongoing lactation support, participating hospitals will implement evidence-based practices to improve milk production and availability at discharge. These efforts aim to improve infant outcomes and reduce complications among […]
Cardiac Conditions in Obstetric Care
Through the national Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) program, hospitals are encouraged to adopt core patient safety bundles, which are collections of evidence-informed best practices designed to address specific conditions affecting pregnant and postpartum patients. MSPQC works alongside MSDH to provide technical assistance, training, collaborative learning opportunities, and resources to help hospitals successfully […]
Quality Interactions Initiative
At the center of this initiative is a Patient Reported Experience Measure (PREM), a tool designed to capture patients’ perspectives on their healthcare experiences, including communication, respect, shared decision making, and overall quality of care. MSPQC’s customized PREM, the Mother’s Own Measure (M.O.M.) Survey, provides mothers across Mississippi with an opportunity to share feedback about […]
Perinatal Substance Use and Mental Health Initiative
The MSPQC Perinatal Substance Use and Mental Health Initiative is focused on increasing awareness and improving understanding of substance use and mental health during pregnancy and the postpartum period. The initiative provides education and practical resources for healthcare providers, pregnant and postpartum women, families, and community partners to support informed decision-making and compassionate, evidence-based care. […]