Grateful to join forces with my colleagues at National Quality Forum (NQF) & SMFM to shed light on crucial strategies for reducing postpartum morbidity/mortality! Highlighting essential quality metrics/checklists for ensuring a healthy transition of care. We can make a difference!

Join us on Feb 10 at #SMFM24 for a day-long postgraduate course entitled, 'Focus on Outpatient: Quality and Safety for Ambulatory and Telemedicine MFM Care.' Learn more about what you can expect from course co-director, Rebecca Hamm MD, MSCE, and register today!
smfm2024.eventscribe.net/SearchByBucket…

Loved bringing the #impsci 4 #maternalhealth community together last night at #DIScience23 with Jennifer Callaghan-Koru, PhD - thanks everyone who came and shared their amazing work! AcademyHealth

If you’re looking for a faculty job in #impsci , stop by the PISCE exhibitor table and ask to learn more! I’m happy to meet with anyone who has questions too! #DIScience23

It’s a rainy start in Arlington and the Implementation Science for Maternal Health meeting is underway! #DIScience23 #impsci

Still time to sign up for Postgrad Courses at #smfm24 The SMFM PSQC Committee is excited to run 'Focus on Outpatient: Quality and Safety for Ambulatory and Telemedicine MFM Care' for the first time! SMFM

NEW: LDI Fellows Meghan Lane-Fall, MD, MSHP, FCCM and Rebecca Hamm MD, MSCE are co-directing AMETHISTPenn, a new Penn implementation science hub to provide centralized support for a network of 10 new Maternal Health Research Centers of Excellence across the country.

Read more:
ldi.upenn.edu/our-work/resea…

A $19 million NIH grant will help establish an implementation science hub at Penn Medicine, supporting research to reduce pregnancy-related complications and death and promote maternal #health #equity . Rebecca Hamm MD, MSCE Meghan Lane-Fall, MD, MSHP, FCCM spr.ly/6015PSf9v

.NIH announced $24M in awards for the IMPROVE maternal health initiative, and we're excited to hear Penn will be the #ImplementationScience hub, led by Meghan Lane-Fall, MD, MSHP, FCCM & Rebecca Hamm MD, MSCE.
#MaternalHealth #ImpSci forbes.com/sites/michaelt…

Looking forward to beginning this important work as the NIH IMPROVE Implementation Science Hub - AMETHIST@Penn will support critical projects across the US advancing #maternalhealth equity with Meghan Lane-Fall, MD, MSHP, FCCM DrSindhuSrinivas Elizabeth Howell, MD MPP @DrSteShi and ++ more. Penn Imp Sci Center @ LDI Penn Medicine

Call for submissions to our Collection on Implementation of Evidence-Based Practices for Improving Maternal and Neonatal Health #impsci

biomedcentral.com/collections/IE…

For those at the intersection of #impsci and #maternalhealth , this is a great opportunity to publish your work! Jennifer Callaghan-Koru, PhD Michelle Moniz Penn Imp Sci Center @ LDI

Implementation research priorities for addressing the maternal health crisis in the USA #ImpSciComms #impsci

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Excited to share this work on remote fetal monitoring in high-risk pregnancies: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Science (and especially prenatal care) still has such novel places to go. Nuvo Meaghan

Register for the next #MFM FellowLecture , 'Incorporating QI Roles into your #MFM Career: A Panel,' on July 19 with Drs. Christina Davidson, Sindhu Srinivas, Fouad Atallah, Dena Goffman & Rebecca Hamm. education.smfm.org/products/mfm-f…

DrSindhuSrinivas Rebecca Hamm MD, MSCE Dr. Dena Goffman

Rebecca Clark of Penn Nursing & Penn LDI leads a three-year project to improve communications within maternity medicine teams. “We want to do what pro athletic teams do: use video to record the event & do a postmortem on the action afterwards,” Clark says. bit.ly/46tKu5W

CHOPR Senior Fellow, Dr. Rebecca Clark, is leading a three-year research project focused on improving communications within maternity medicine teams. Penn Nursing Penn LDI
ldi.upenn.edu/our-work/resea…

Day 2 of the Penn Implementation Science Institute is off to a GREAT start!

We kicked off the day with Meghan Lane-Fall, MD, MSHP, FCCM discussing different implementation strategies 🧩 and how to think about choosing which ones, and how many, to use in a study. Next up ⏭️ implementation outcomes