Health Equity Workgroup. January 18, 2018

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Health Equity Workgroup January 18, 2018

Health Equity Workgroup Co-Chairs Fleda Mask Jackson, PhD Founder, Save 100 Babies President and CEO, Majaica, LLC University Affiliate, Columbia University Arthur R. James, MD, FACOG General Obstetrician and Gynecologist Associate Clinical Professor Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Diana Ramos, MD, MPH, FACOG Medical Director for Reproductive Health, Los Angeles Public Health Department Associate Clinical Professor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Keck University of Southern California School of Medicine

General Housekeeping Please note the following: All participants will be muted on entry Use *6 or unmute icon to unmute yourself if you wish to speak Be sure to mute yourself when you are not speaking Please do not place call on hold Use the chat box, or the question box if you would like a moderator to call on you or share your comments with the group

Agenda (1/18/18) 2:00 pm Welcome 2:03 pm Recap of Health Equity Workgroup 2:10 pm Health Equity Documents Discussion Consensus Statement Update Guiding Principles/Glossary Final Draft 2:45 pm Collaborative Updates and Announcements 2:55 pm Wrap Up and Next Steps 3:00 pm Adjourn

Meeting Objectives At the conclusion of today s meeting, you should be able to: 1. Provide final comments on the Guiding Principles and Glossary document 2. Describe how the Health Equity Workgroup will promote the use and application of the Guiding Principles and Glossary among other workgroups 3. Describe current status of Equity and Preterm Birth Consensus Statement 4. Describe current plans for the Prematurity Prevention Summit in May

Health Equity Workgroup Recap

Health Equity Workgroup 2017 Recap Jan Feb Health Equity workgroup launched Mar Apr May Jun 1 st Health Equity workgroup convening. 3 subgroups formed. Began compiling health equity resources Continued compiling health equity resources Jul Full workgroup meeting & subgroup meeting #1 Aug Began drafting subgroup products Sep Full workgroup meeting & subgroup meeting #2 Oct Nov Full workgroup meeting #5 Dec

Develop communications about health equity and prematurity Identify research, policy and practice areas in need of development Identify and spread best and promising practices and policies Serve as expert resource to collaborative organizations and others Explore potential working group and/or collaborative wide projects Identify resources to achieve improvements in preterm birth and health equity

Develop communications about health equity and prematurity ice areas in need of development Identify and spread best and promising practices and policies Serve as expert resource to collaborative organizations and others Explore potential working group and/or collaborative wide projects Identify resources to achieve improvements in preterm birth and health equity 1. Scientific Consensus Statement Lead: Fleda Mask Jackson Product: Equity and Preterm Birth Consensus statement Timeline: Jul 2017 Subgroup Meeting #1 Sep. 2017 Subgroup Meeting #2 Dec. 2017 Input on Outline May 2018 Final Statement completed

Develop communications about health equity and prematurity Identify research, policy and practice areas in need of development Identify and spread best and promising practices and policies Serve as expert resource to collaborative organizations and others Explore potential working group and/or collaborative wide projects 2. Equity Guiding Principles and Glossary Lead: Art James Products: a) Guiding Principles and Glossary Timeline: Jul. 2017 Subgroup Meeting #1 Sep. 2017 Present initial DRAFT Oct. 2017 Update Full Collaborative Nov. 2017 Draft to HE Workgroup Jan. 2018 Final Draft Identify resources to achieve improvements in preterm birth and health equity

Prematurity Prevention Summit: Building a Movement for Birth Equity Date: May 21 22, 2018 Location: Washington, DC area Day 1: Day 2: Plenary speakers, breakout sessions, social event Collaborative Workgroup meetings and plenary lunch

Prematurity Prevention Summit: Building a Movement for Birth Equity Purpose Convene thought leaders to advance policy and practice, mobilize community leadership, share and spread emerging ideas and promising practices, and energize stakeholders to achieve equity and reduce preterm birth. Goals Present opportunities to take action; motivate participants to pursue them. Strengthen the Prematurity Campaign Collaborative, share early successes, and recruit more participants.

Potential Breakout Sessions Changing the narrative Frameworks Institute Ed Ehlinger/work with journalists Collaborative guiding principles & consensus statements Spotlight on promising practices Highlight promising efforts at national, tribal, state and community level Racism/stress and (perinatal) health Researchers from social and biological sciences investigating this topic

Announcements Future updates to Collaborative website New Branding from the March of Dimes ACOG Committee Opinion on the Importance of Social Determinants of Health and Cultural Awareness in the Delivery of Reproductive Health Care Others?

Summary of Next Steps

Next Steps 1. Take the survey (see chatbox) to inform our efforts. 2. Follow Up on Any Action Items from today s Workgroup 3. Participate in the Full Collaborative Meeting on February 28, 2018, 1:00 pm 2:30 pm 4. Mark you calendars for the next Health Equity Workgroup March 20, 2018, 2:00 pm 3:30 pm 5. Mark your Calendars: March of Dimes Prematurity Prevention Summit: Building a Movement for Birth Equity May 21-22, 2018

Go to: marchofdimes.org/collaborative