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Michigan Maternal Mortality Surveillance (MMMS) Program - Data

Data

Quick Facts

  • 80-90 maternal deaths occur each year in Michigan
  • The most common causes of pregnancy-related death are hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, hemorrhage, thrombotic/pulmonary
    embolism, and infection/sepsis
  • Nearly 64% of pregnancy-related maternal deaths are preventable
  • The most common cause of pregnancy associated, not related death is accidental drug overdose
  • Disparities in maternal mortality exist by race, age, and education level

For more information or to request a different format for any of the MMMS publications on this page, please contact: Heidi Neumayer (MMMS Epidemiologist).

Reports
Maternal Deaths in Michigan, 2016-2020 Data Update
Maternal Deaths in Michigan, 2015-2019 Data Update
Maternal Deaths in Michigan, 2014-2018 Data Update
Maternal Deaths in Michigan, 2013-2017 Data Update
Maternal Deaths in Michigan, 2012-2016 Data Update
Maternal Deaths in Michigan, 2011-2015
Michigan Maternal Mortality Surveillance Executive Summary - January 2018
Michigan Maternal Mortality Surveillance (MMMS): 1999-2004 Report

Fact Sheets
Severe Maternal Morbidity excluding Transfusions, Michigan, 2017-2021
Maternal Health and Intimate Partner Violence
Overview of Severe Maternal Morbidity in Michigan, 2011-2019
Severe Maternal Morbidity (SMM) among Inpatient Delivery Hospitalizations, Michigan, 2019
Pregnancy Associated Death in Michigan, 2013
Medicaid Enrollment among Maternal Mortality Cases, 2008-2011
Lessons Learned from Maternal Mortality Surveillance in Michigan, 1999-2004 
New Methods for Ascertaining Maternal Deaths in Michigan, 1999-2003

Links

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Pregnancy Mortality Surveillance System

CDC Foundation

Building U.S. Capacity to Review and Prevent Maternal Deaths

 

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