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Registry Services
Who We Are
A fee-for-service program where staff collects and records state and federal mandated cancer data for 42 hospitals, treatment facilities, and physician offices throughout California.
Archives: Programs
Regional Perinatal Programs of California (RPPC)
Who We Are
Program provides education, training, and technical assistance to birthing hospitals of the San Joaquin/Central Valley/Sierra Nevada Region, a nine-county area of California. The program promotes quality improvement activities to help hospitals enhance and strengthen their services to improve birth outcomes of mothers, babies, and families.
Program Goals
- Assist the California Department of Public Health, Maternal and Child Health Branch (MCH) to ensure that pregnant women and newborns have access to appropriate levels of high-quality care
- To provide for safe and effective treatment of women and their babies before, during and after delivery
- To meet the needs of the infants at risk for neonatal complications
- Reduce the incidence of maternal death due to obstetric complications
What We Do
- Serve as facilitators in coordinating and supporting perinatal quality improvement within respective regions
- Obtain and disseminate needs assessment and outcome data
- Consult with individual facilities regarding perinatal programs and services
- Collaborate with county and state maternal and child health departments, managed care plans, and other perinatal and professional groups and agencies on how best to meet the needs of the perinatal community
- Develop methods, models and materials for use by perinatal providers
- Create and support education programs to address the needs of high-risk mothers and infants in their regions
- Represent their regions in regional and state task forces, and work with other perinatal regions and the state to respond to needs identified across the regions.
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Regional Perinatal Programs of California (RPPC)
Who We Are
Program provides education, training, and technical assistance to birthing hospitals of the San Joaquin/Central Valley/Sierra Nevada Region, a nine-county area of California. The program promotes quality improvement activities to help hospitals enhance and strengthen their services to improve birth outcomes of mothers, babies, and families.
Program Goals
- Assist the California Department of Public Health, Maternal and Child Health Branch (MCH) to ensure that pregnant women and newborns have access to appropriate levels of high-quality care
- To provide for safe and effective treatment of women and their babies before, during and after delivery
- To meet the needs of the infants at risk for neonatal complications
- Reduce the incidence of maternal death due to obstetric complications
What We Do
- Serve as facilitators in coordinating and supporting perinatal quality improvement within respective regions
- Obtain and disseminate needs assessment and outcome data
- Consult with individual facilities regarding perinatal programs and services
- Collaborate with county and state maternal and child health departments, managed care plans, and other perinatal and professional groups and agencies on how best to meet the needs of the perinatal community
- Develop methods, models and materials for use by perinatal providers
- Create and support education programs to address the needs of high-risk mothers and infants in their regions
- Represent their regions in regional and state task forces, and work with other perinatal regions and the state to respond to needs identified across the regions.
Resources
Regional Perinatal Programs of California
Webinar Resources
Webinar Resources – Videos
Conference Resources
- Central Valley Perinatal Symposium, September 13, 2019
- Glow – A Preterm Birth Initiative
- WIC Enrollment and Immigration
- Lactation and Law Support
- Medications and More During Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
- Maternal Morbidity
- Peripartum Mental Health
- Perinatal Health Disparities and Community Interventions
- 7th Annual Kern County Perinatal Symposium, March 15, 2019
- Maternal Morbidity, Christa Sakowski, California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative
- Safe Sleep, Thomas Keens, MD, Keck School of Medicine of USC, March 15, 2019
- Car Seat Safety, Officer Robert Rodriguez, California Highway Patrol
- Car Seat Safety, Kristopher Lyon, MD, Interim Public Health Officer
- Safe Surrender, Heidi Carter-Escudero, Department of Human Services
- Kern County Perinatal Update, Kim Hernandez, MPH, CPH, Kern County Department of Public Health
Additional PowerPoints can be obtained by contacting nvail@healthcollaborative.org.
Regional Perinatal Programs of California (RPPC)
Who We Are
Program provides education, training, and technical assistance to birthing hospitals of the San Joaquin/Central Valley/Sierra Nevada Region, a nine-county area of California. The program promotes quality improvement activities to help hospitals enhance and strengthen their services to improve birth outcomes of mothers, babies, and families.
Program Goals
- Assist the California Department of Public Health, Maternal and Child Health Branch (MCH) to ensure that pregnant women and newborns have access to appropriate levels of high-quality care
- To provide for safe and effective treatment of women and their babies before, during and after delivery
- To meet the needs of the infants at risk for neonatal complications
- Reduce the incidence of maternal death due to obstetric complications
What We Do
- Serve as facilitators in coordinating and supporting perinatal quality improvement within respective regions
- Obtain and disseminate needs assessment and outcome data
- Consult with individual facilities regarding perinatal programs and services
- Collaborate with county and state maternal and child health departments, managed care plans, and other perinatal and professional groups and agencies on how best to meet the needs of the perinatal community
- Develop methods, models and materials for use by perinatal providers
- Create and support education programs to address the needs of high-risk mothers and infants in their regions
- Represent their regions in regional and state task forces, and work with other perinatal regions and the state to respond to needs identified across the regions.
Contact Us
California Health Collaborative
1680 West Shaw Avenue
Fresno, CA 93711
Brandi Muro, MPH Senior Director of Programs Central San Joaquin Valley – Sierra Nevada Regional Perinatal Programs of California
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Call: 559.244.4512 -
Lupe Manzano Program Manager
Central San Joaquin Valley – Sierra Nevada Regional Perinatal Programs of California
Regional Perinatal Programs of California (RPPC)
Health Care Support Service Projects
Regional Perinatal Programs of California (RPPC)
Regional Perinatal Programs of California (RPPC)
Who We Are
Program provides education, training, and technical assistance to birthing hospitals of the San Joaquin/Central Valley/Sierra Nevada Region, a nine-county area of California. The program promotes quality improvement activities to help hospitals enhance and strengthen their services to improve birth outcomes of mothers, babies, and families.
Program Goals
- Assist the California Department of Public Health, Maternal and Child Health Branch (MCH) to ensure that pregnant women and newborns have access to appropriate levels of high-quality care
- To provide for safe and effective treatment of women and their babies before, during and after delivery
- To meet the needs of the infants at risk for neonatal complications
- Reduce the incidence of maternal death due to obstetric complications
What We Do
- Serve as facilitators in coordinating and supporting perinatal quality improvement within respective regions
- Obtain and disseminate needs assessment and outcome data
- Consult with individual facilities regarding perinatal programs and services
- Collaborate with county and state maternal and child health departments, managed care plans, and other perinatal and professional groups and agencies on how best to meet the needs of the perinatal community
- Develop methods, models and materials for use by perinatal providers
- Create and support education programs to address the needs of high-risk mothers and infants in their regions
- Represent their regions in regional and state task forces, and work with other perinatal regions and the state to respond to needs identified across the regions.
Regional Advocates Countering Tobacco (REACT)
Who We Are
Created through funding from the California Department of Public Health – Tobacco Control Program, ReACT implements a tri-county tobacco control plan aimed at reducing and preventing tobacco use and decreasing exposure to secondhand smoke in the counties of Tulare, Kings, and Fresno.
Our Objectives
(1) Increasing youth and young adult participation in tobacco control efforts through authentic engagement in advocacy activities in the tri-county region
2) Assisting communities in the tricounty region through the adoption and implementation of public policies that:
- a) restrict the sale and distribution of tobacco products, including electronic cigarettes, 1000 ft from schools and other youth sensitive areas,
- b) eliminate the sale of all flavored and mentholated tobacco products or
- c) eliminate the use of all tobacco products, including electronic cigarettes, in outdoor recreational areas, such as parks, skate parks, or trails
Funded by the California Department of Public Health, California Tobacco Control Program, Contract No. 15-10228
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