The RMOMS Program seeks to improve maternal care in rural communities by:
- Collecting data on rural hospital obstetric services;
- Building networks to coordinate continuum of care;
- Leveraging telehealth and specialty care; and
- Improving financial sustainability.
RMOMS is a four-year program structured by one year of planning followed by three years of implementation. FORHP is also funding an evaluation to learn what helps and hinders maternal care and the delivery of high-quality, culturally responsive care in rural areas—and will use these results to replicate the program.
09/12/2024 Maternal Substance Use Disorder (SUD): Considerations for Rural Communities Recording | Slides
04/03/2024 Telehealth Billing for RMOMS Recording | Slides
12/12/2023 Beginning with the end in mind: Strategically Planning for Successful Implementation Recording | Slides | Strategically Planning for Sustainability Resources
09/29/2023 Workforce Culture From Burnout to Joy Session 3: Reflecting and Moving Forward – Listening and Learning Recording | Slides
09/08/2023 Workplace Culture From Burnout to Joy Session 2: Acting on Your Learning Recording | Slides
Additional Resources:
08/30/2023 Emergency Obstetric Care Models and Solutions Recording | Slides
08/04/2023 Workplace Culture From Burnout to Joy – Session 1: Understanding your Workplace Culture Recording | Slides | Resource Guide
06/07/2023 Session 2: Tell your Story Well — Communicating Data for Success and Sustainability Recording | Slides
Additional Resources:
04/24/2023 Data Informed Stories to Communicate Impact Session 1 Data Collection and Analysis-The Basics Recording | Slides
03/28/2023 A Conversation with Leaders: Meaningfully Engaging People with Lived Experience Recording
01/10/2023 2021/2022 RMOMS Peer Group Recording
01/19/2022 Data Dictionary Slides | Recording
12/16/2021 Strategically Planning for Successful Program Implementation Slides | Recording