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2025
09/16/2025
Maternal Sepsis: Urgent Warning Signs and Management Updates
08/19/2025
Perinatal and Family Center Initiative in Clayton County
07/15/2025
Cardiovascular Conditions in Pregnancy and Postpartum Improving Screening
06/17/2025
BE DBHDD
05/20/2025
Maternal Levels of Care - ACOG, SMFM and Joint Commission Guidelines
04/29/2025
Support After Perinatal Loss & Championing Equitable Maternal Healthcare
02/25/2025
Athens Parent Wellbeing; Viral Respiratory Infections Case Presentation
01/14/2025
Comprehensive Care for Addiction in Pregnancy: University of Alabama Maternal-Fetal Medicine
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2024
10/16/2024
Supporting Georgia Families for a Safer Future
09/18/2024
Maternal Mental Health In Georgia
08/21/2024
Cardio-OB: Addressing Cardiac Health for Women in Central Savannah River Area
07/17/2024
CARES-NICU: Culture of Recovery and Peer Support for Families Addressing Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
05/15/2024
HOPE for Georgia Moms Impacting the Maternal Health Crisis
04/17/2024
Anesthesia Pearls for Severe Hemorrhage
03/20/2024
Understanding Fentanyl Basics
01/17/2024
Maternal Morbidity and Mortality: Case Review
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2023
10/18/2023
Implementation of Severe Hypertension Bundles: A Systems-Based Approach
09/20/2023
Georgia Maternal Mortality Review Committee: 2018-2020 Case Report
08/16/2023
Women’s Alliance for Healthier Outcomes Obstetrical Hemorrhage Journey
05/17/2023
Education, Communication, Transportation and Mental Mortality in Georgia
03/15/2023
Opioid Use Disorder in Pregnancy
02/15/2023
Health Information Exchange: A Valuable Tool for Maternal Health
01/18/2023
Redefining Community Access to Perinatal Resources
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2022
11/16/2022
Ten Commandments of Perinatal Mental Health for Clinicians
10/20/2022
Congenital Syphilis in Georgia
10/19/2022
Improved Reproductive Life-planning for Patients with Chronic Conditions: Contraceptive Access and US Medical Eligibility Criteria
09/21/2022
Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy - Making Connections for Improved Care
06/15/2022
Georgia’s Maternal Mortality Review Committee: Key Recommendations for Action
05/18/2022
Addressing Connections Between Pre-Eclampsia and Future Cardiac Outcomes: Northside Maternal Heart Health Clinic
04/20/2022
Mom’s Heart Matters: Creating Community-Focused Postpartum Cardiac Care
03/16/2022
Substance Use and Reproductive Healthcare: Improving Screening & Referral for Respectful Care
02/16/2022
Prevention of Primary Cesarean Section: Considerations for Labor Induction Management in Women of Size
01/19/2022
Building a Cardio-Obstetrics Network: Improving Screening, Referral, and Consultation Resources in Georgia
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2021
11/10/2021
Cardiac Complications of the Perinatal Period Community Coordination and Models
Maternal Health ECHO
The mission of Maternal Health ECHO is to share recommendations from the Georgia Maternal Mortality Review Committee (MMRC).
The Georgia MMRC identifies maternal deaths occurring during or within a year of the end of a pregnancy and reviews each case to determine pregnancy-relatedness, causes, and contributing factors, and to make recommendations for interventions to reduce future deaths. This multidisciplinary committee is comprised of physicians, nurses, public health workers and epidemiologists.
Georgia Maternal Health ECHO aims to enhance knowledge, inter-professional collaboration, and dissemination of resources to directly address maternal mortality and severe maternal morbidity in Georgia. Maternal Health ECHO provides a virtual community learning platform for clinicians and community advocates to collaborate on the implementation of solutions to address maternal mortality and severe morbidity in our state.
Schedule
Maternal Health ECHO sessions are held virtually on the third Wednesday of each month, from 12 pm-1 pm (EST).
View Past Maternal Health ECHO Presentations
NOTE: Some recordings have been edited to remove periods when technical issues were being resolved but no presentation content has been removed.
Contact Information
Please email us at [email protected]
To receive information on any DPH ECHO, please visit GA DPH Project ECHO Registration Form
HIPAA Compliance: All patient information will be de-identified for presentation during sessions. To ensure HIPAA compliance during patient presentations, please identify your patient(s) only by their assigned ECHO ID.
Page last updated 10/2/25