- Enhances the core functions and essential services of public health
- Data assessment and analysis
- Inform, educate, and empower people about health issues
- Client services and access
- Quality assurance and improvement
- Community partnerships and mobilization
- Policy development
- Workforce capacity and competency
- Provides a way of identifying disparities in infant mortality across communities
- Provides communities with information about the effects of health care changes on mothers, infants, and families
- A method for implementing a continuous quality improvement (CQI) process
- Obtains information through the FIMR process that is not typically available through vital statistics
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