The coordination & integration of fatality reviews: Improving health & safety outcomes across the life course

2012

(For resources, this is the publication date. For programs, this is the date posted.)

Information

Guidelines/Recommendations
National Center for Review and Prevention of Child Deaths at the Michigan Publ;ic health Institute
U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration

See This Resource

http://www.childdeathreview.org/Reports/CoordinatedMeetingsReport.pdf

This document reports on a meeting convened in Washington DC to identify opportunities and challenges associated with enhancing collaboration between death reviews for the purpose of improving outcomes across the lifespan. Thirty-seven state and national leaders of death review programs such as CDR, FIMR, MMR, DVFR, CRP, and EAFR programs gathered with twelve federal partners to affirm the importance of joint reviews and to develop guidance for states to enhance coordination across review processes.
The meeting led to affirmation among participants that collaboration is important and can be a catalyst for moving from reviews to prevention. While not all participants believed extensive coordination across all reviews is feasible, most participants acknowledged that substantial benefits for improving prevention outcomes from reviews could be realized through improving coordination.