TexasAIM
The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) partners with the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) and various other partners including the Texas Collaborative for Healthy Mothers and Babies (TCHMB), the Texas Hospital Association (THA), and the Preeclampsia Foundation to implement the TexasAIM Program. TexasAIM supports Texas birthing hospitals with technical assistance and collaborative learning to make quality improvement changes that lead to improved outcomes for mothers in our state.
Our goal is to end preventable maternal death and severe maternal morbidity and reduce disparities in these outcomes. TexasAIM guides Patient Safety Bundle implementation with support from a team of improvement advisors and expert faculty. Multidisciplinary hospital improvement teams work in their local settings to implement bundle elements.
Texas Hospitals Enrolled in Texas AIM
Find a map of the hospitals enrolled in TexasAIM:
- HTN Enrollment Map - As of August 2024
- OBH Enrollment Map - As of December 2020
- OSUD Enrollment Map - As of August 2024
Getting Started
Any Texas birthing hospital can join the engaged and growing TexasAIM community. We provide help and can connect you to the tools and data center.
If you are interested in enrolling in TexasAIM to implement in your hospital or would like more information, please email TexasAIM@dshs.texas.gov.
TexasAIM Bulletin
Sign up for the TexasAIM newsletter to receive updates on TexasAIM.
Maternal Health & Safety Initiatives
Read about DSHS maternal health and safety initiatives including:
- The TexasAIM Initiative;
- The Maternal Health and Safety Awareness, Education, and Communication Campaign; and
- The High-Risk Maternal Care Coordination Services Program.
Contact TexasAIM - TexasAIM@dshs.texas.gov, TitleV@dshs.texas.gov, or maternalhealth@dshs.texas.gov
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