Code of Maryland Regulations
Title 10 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Part 3
Subtitle 11 - MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH
Chapter 10.11.06 - Morbidity, Mortality, and Quality Review Committee - Pregnancy and Childhood
Section 10.11.06.07 - Local Teams - Establishment and Purpose
Universal Citation: MD Code Reg 10.11.06.07
Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 19, September 20, 2024
A. A jurisdiction shall have a multidisciplinary and multiagency FIMR team or other MMQR team.
B. The purpose of a FIMR team is to facilitate the reduction of fetal and infant deaths by:
(1) Conducting confidential case reviews of
fetal and infant deaths including the examination of available medical and
healthcare information involving fetal and infant mortality; and
(2) Based on the findings of the case reviews
conducted under §B(1) of this regulation:
(a) Determining factors contributing to fetal
and infant deaths;
(b) Developing
recommendations to reduce factors contributing to fetal and infant
deaths;
(c) Recommending strategies
to improve the system of care in an effort to prevent or reduce fetal and
infant deaths; and
(d) Informing
the Committee of changes that affect fetal and infant deaths in:
(i) Local law;
(ii) Policy; or
(iii) Practices.
C. A FIMR team shall:
(1) Analyze fetal and infant deaths to
determine contributing system factors; and
(2) Make recommendations for systems change
as appropriate.
D. A FIMR team may:
(1) Evaluate the continued
effectiveness and efficiency of the local fetal and infant mortality review
process and make appropriate changes; and
(2) Establish protocols in compliance with
State statutes and regulations, as applicable, for:
(a) Data collection;
(b) Analysis; and
(c) Reporting.
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