What is AIM ACOG?

AIM is a national data-driven maternal safety and quality improvement initiative based on interdisciplinary consensus-based practices to improving maternal safety and outcomes. The program provides implementation and data support for the adoption of evidence-based patient safety bundles, found here.

What is aim maternal health?

The Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) is a national data-driven maternal safety and quality improvement initiative. Based on proven safety and quality implementation strategies, AIM works to reduce preventable maternal mortality and severe morbidity across the United States.

What is an aim bundle?

Core AIM Patient Safety Bundles These primary bundles, which are supported by specific quality metrics and measures through the AIM Data Center, are the core building blocks of the AIM program’s efforts to address the leading known causes of preventable severe maternal morbidity and mortality in the United States.

WHAT IS THE AIM program?

The Advance Illness Management (AIM) program/model was developed to provide home-based palliative care and management of transitional care for individuals with advance chronic disease. The AIM program benefits those who are not yet ready for hospice or have refused to elect a hospice program.

What is a perinatal quality collaborative?

Perinatal quality collaboratives (PQCs) are state or multistate networks of teams working to improve the quality of care for mothers and babies. PQC members identify health care processes that need to be improved and use the best available methods to make changes as quickly as possible.

What is TexasAIM?

TexasAIM will help hospitals and clinics in Texas carry out maternal safety projects. Our goal is to end preventable maternal death and severe maternal morbidity. DSHS has put together a team of experts to guide the implementation of AIM throughout Texas.

Is AIM still a thing?

On December 15, 2017, AIM was discontinued. While AIM the instant messaging platform is no longer around, AOL’s mail service, sometimes called AIM Mail but officially called AOL Mail, is alive and well. You can login to AIM Mail here using your old AIM username or full AOL email address.

What does aims mean in nursing?

To help care for those patients, Health Alliance Home Health and Hospice has developed the Advanced Illness Management (AIM) program to provide home-based palliative care and “care-transition management” for patients with advanced chronic disease.

What is the difference between prenatal and perinatal?

Prenatal care is often defined as the time before birth. This is when a soon-to-be mother will come in for check-ups and care before the birth of their child. Perinatal care is the time before and after birth.

Can I see my old AIM conversations?

Can I see my old AIM conversations? As long as logging is enabled in your AIM client, you can view prior conversations on your Mac. When logging is enabled, an option to view log files is added to your AIM client, and your AIM conversations are saved to a log file in HTML format.

Is AIM Com the same as AOL com?

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Who is the Alliance for innovation on maternal health ( ACOG )?

What is AIM? ACOG was awarded a four-year cooperative agreement in 2014 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) to implement the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) program.

Where does the money for aim come from?

AIM is funded through a cooperative agreement between the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) and the Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB)-Health Resource Services Administration through August 2023.

Can a hospital be a part of aim?

Any hospital in a participating AIM state may join the growing and engaged AIM community of multidisciplinary healthcare providers, public health professionals, and cross-sector stakeholders who are committed to improving maternal outcomes in the U.S.