P2.1c Conduct one (1) educational per year with infants born in County emergency rooms, urgent care centers, and classified each year from five high-risk delivery hospitals, to increase provider (5) HIV+ newborns awareness of their responsibility to utilize the High Risk each year to zero (0) Pregnancy Notification and Newborn Exposure HIV+ newborns by Notification forms and act on behalf of the HIV infected FDOH-MDC 1 2021. pregnant women and their HIV infected or exposed babies. The Perinatal HIV Program has met with the Vice President of the Ambulatory and Primary Care Services at Jackson Memorial Hospital to discuss the need to schedule an educational session at their facility which should occur within next quarter. P2.2 Create an P2.2a Organize four (4) Fetal Infant Monitoring Review community (FIMR-HIV) meetings per year to review all information process to improve gathered on perinatal transmission cases, identify service systems and system issues, and make recommendations for FDOH-MDC 4 community resources improvement. The FIMR-HIV is being directed through Healthy Start for women and a contract with the Healthy Start Coalition of infants. County. There has not been a meeting for this quarter. A status report will be provided in July. P2.2b Organize four (4) Community Action Team meetings per year to initiate systems change on FDOH-MDC 4 FIMR-HIV recommendations for improvement. See Healthy comment in P2.2a, above. P2.3 P2.3a Conduct Disseminate a minimum of 1,000 units of targeted educational public materials per year, promoting the “Protect information Yourself, Protect campaigns Your Baby” awareness campaign, toward encouraging pregnant women of childbearing age who are FDOH-MDC 1,000 25 women pregnant at risk or considering of HIV, pregnancy to get tested for HIV to (no have baseline). access to Implementation delayed in 2017: OB/GYN annual providers, goal may need HIV to be reviewed in July.
infants born in County each year from five (5) HIV+ newborns each year to zero (0) HIV+ newborns by 2021. P2.1c Conduct one (1) educational per year with emergency rooms, urgent care centers, and classified high-risk delivery hospitals, to increase provider awareness of their responsibility to utilize the High Risk Pregnancy Notification and Newborn Exposure Notification forms and act on behalf of the HIV infected pregnant women and their HIV infected or exposed babies. The Perinatal HIV Program has met with the Vice President of the Ambulatory and Primary Care Services at Jackson Memorial Hospital to discuss the need to schedule an educational session at their facility which should occur within next quarter. FDOH-MDC 1 P2.2 Create an community process to improve service systems and community resources for women and infants. P2.2a Organize four (4) Fetal Infant Monitoring Review (FIMR-HIV) meetings per year to review all information gathered on perinatal transmission cases, identify system issues, and make recommendations for improvement. The FIMR-HIV is being directed through a contract with the Healthy Start Coalition of County. There has not been a meeting for this quarter. A status report will be provided in July. FDOH-MDC Healthy Start 4 P2.2b Organize four (4) Community Action Team meetings per year to initiate systems change on FIMR-HIV recommendations for improvement. See comment in P2.2a, above. FDOH-MDC Healthy 4 P2.3 Conduct targeted public information campaigns toward pregnant women at risk of HIV, to have access to OB/GYN providers, HIV P2.3a Disseminate a minimum of 1,000 units of educational materials per year, promoting the “Protect Yourself, Protect Your Baby” awareness campaign, encouraging women of childbearing age who are pregnant or considering pregnancy to get tested for HIV (no baseline). Implementation delayed in 2017: annual goal may need to be reviewed in July. FDOH-MDC 1,000 25
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