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 * Home
 * Seminars & Events

 * Research Core
   * RP 1: Respectful Maternity Care
   * RP 2: Access to Maternity Care
   * RP 3: Postpartum Medicaid
 * Training & Community Cores
   * Cores Home
   * Community Partners Core
   * Training Core
 * Community Partners
 * People
   * All Staff
   * Co-Principal Investigators
   * Internal Advisory Board
   * External Advisory Board
   * Community Partners Core
   * Community Advisory Board
   * Community Action Committee
   * RP1 Staff
   * RP 2 Staff
   * RP 3 Staff
   * Training Core
 * Achievements


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   * RP 1: Respectful Maternity Care
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   * RP 3: Postpartum Medicaid
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SOUTHERN CENTER FOR MATERNAL HEALTH EQUITY

The center aims to address maternal morbidity and mortality, particularly among
Black women in the Gulf South, by testing community-prioritized strategies,
strengthening research capacity in Louisiana and Mississippi, and establishing a
maternal health research center within community partnerships. This project is
based on the Pathways to Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Severe Maternal
Morbidity and Mortality Conceptual Model. The Center for Maternal Health Equity
is based in the southern U.S. to address the maternal health crisis here and
nationwide.




RESEARCH CORE

The Research Center will address the scientific needs of the region and the
nation by providing technical expertise and skills needed to test, implement,
and transform community priorities and insights into actionable and effective
strategies for improving maternal health.

Learn more about our research core.


RP 1: RESPECTFUL MATERNITY CARE

RP1 will test an interactive, multi-level respectful maternity care intervention
to reduce provider biases and improve patient satisfaction and health outcomes.

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RP 2: ACCESS TO MATERNITY CARE

RP2 will test an interactive, multi-level RP2 aims to build on the Connected MOM
program to more effectively address barriers to care and reduce racial and
geographic inequities in maternal health.

Learn More


RP 3: POSTPARTUM MEDICAID

RP3 targets the policy level by examining the overall effectiveness of
Louisiana’s Medicaid postpartum extension and PPD screening mandates.

Learn More


TRAINING AND COMMUNITY CORES


COMMUNITY

The Center’s CP Core will establish equitable partnerships between Black-led
community-based organizations (CBO’s), researchers, and healthcare providers to
elevate and incorporate Black voices, ensuring that these partners are
integrated into the research and healthcare cores of the Center.


TRAINING

The Training Core aims to enhance diversity in health research trainees and
enhance maternal health research capacity through innovative educational
programs. It will create a diverse group of early career researchers from
underrepresented backgrounds, focusing on innovative solutions to address
maternal morbidity and mortality.


Learn more about the cores


MEET OUR INVESTIGATORS

The center leads are Drs. Emily Harville, Suan Perez, and Joseph Biggio, but
there are numerous PIs, researchers, training and administrative staff, and
community partners.

Meet the whole team, and scroll down to learn more about our community partners.


OUR PARTNERS

The Southern Center for Maternal Health Equity is a group effort, and we have
many community partners who share a vested interest in maternal and child
health, equity, preventive care, and access to maternal and family healthcare
throughout the life cycle.

We work with universities, non-profits, institutes, and community groups. Below
are a few of our partners. Visit the community partners page to see all our
partners.


Community Partners


OTHER TULANE MATERNAL HEALTH CENTERS


CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH

Funded by the HRSA Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Bureau, the Tulane CEMCH
seeks to improve the health of women, infants, children, youth, and their
families through the development of the MCH workforce.
Learn more >>


TULANE UNIVERSITY MATCH PROGRAM

The Tulane University MatCH Program extends the training and support of the
Tulane Center of Excellence Maternal and Child Health (CEMCH) and is a joint
program between CEMCH and the Mary Amelia Women’s Center. Learn more >>

MARY AMELIA CENTER FOR WOMEN’S HEALTH EQUITY RESEARCH (MAC)

 

At the Mary Amelia Center for Women’s Health Equity Research (MAC), we believe
that opportunities for health begin where people are born, grow, learn, work,
and play and are shaped by the policies and systems that form the foundation of
our society.
Learn more >>


THE PREPARED CONSORTIUM

Interest in investigating periconceptional exposures as determinants of
long-term health outcomes for mothers and their children. Targeting the
preconception time period is a potentially effective strategy to reduce health
disparities .
Learn more >>


SEMINARS AND EVENTS

The center will be adding upcoming events and seminars soon. Thanks for your
interest!

This grant U54HD113159 is supported by the Improve Initiative. This content is
solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the
official views of the National Institutes of Health.

CONTACT

scmhe@tulane.edu


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