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Maternal Mortality Review Committee

The New Mexico Maternal Mortality Review Committee first convened in 2018. The committee has a maximum of 30 members and reviews all pregnancy-associated deaths (all deaths that occur during pregnancy or within one year of the end of pregnancy, due to any cause). Our mission is to identify and review maternal deaths caused by pregnancy complications and other factors, to identify remediable problems contributing to maternal deaths, and to develop interventions to prevent these deaths.

New Mexico MMRC Scope, Mission, and Vision

Scope

To review all NM pregnancy-associated deaths occurring during pregnancy or up to 365 days, regardless of cause.

Mission

The mission of the New Mexico Maternal Mortality Review Committee is to identify and review maternal deaths caused by pregnancy complications and other factors, to identify remediable problems contributing to maternal deaths, and to develop interventions to prevent these deaths.

Vision

To advance the safety and well-being of pregnant and postpartum individuals in New Mexico by reducing deaths from preventable causes

Funding

New Mexico Department of Health receives funding and technical assistance from the Centers for Disease  Control and Prevention through the ERASE-MM Grant (Enhancing reviews and surveillance to eliminate maternal mortality), 2019-2024. 

Gillian Burkhardt

clinical co-chair

Eirian Coronado 

DOH administrative co-chair (interim)

Fernando Bayardo

William “Mac” Bowen

Matt Brennan

Micaela Lara Cadena

Conrad Chao

Kena Chavez

Damaris Donado

Naja Druva

Maymangwa Flying Earth

Nicole Martin

Briana Groten

Mandy Hatley

Jean Howe

Jill Jim

Tintawi Kaigziabiher

Cathy Lexa

Rebecca Riley

Nichele Salazar

Daijah Smith

Joel Teicher

Assata Zerai

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National Maternal Mental Health Hotline
1-833-9-HELP4MOMS

Available in English and Spanish
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Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System

The best source of data on mothers and babies. The New Mexico Pregnancy Risk Assessment and Monitoring System (NM PRAMS) surveys new mothers to improve maternal and infant health.

Contact information: 
Abigail Reese, PhD, CNM
Abigail.reese@doh.nm.gov

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