Arkansas § 20-15-2302 Powers and duties

Arkansas Statutes

§ 20-15-2302 — Powers and duties

Arkansas § 20-15-2302

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Ark. Code Ann. § 20-15-2302 (2026).

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The Maternal Mortality Review Committee shall:

(1)Review pregnancy-associated deaths or deaths of women with indication of pregnancy up to three hundred sixty-five (365) days after the end of pregnancy, regardless of cause, to identify the factors contributing to these deaths;

(2)Identify maternal death cases;

(3)Review medical records and other relevant data;

(4)Contact family members and other affected or involved persons to collect additional relevant data;

(5)Consult with relevant experts to evaluate the records and data;

(6)Make determinations regarding the preventability of maternal deaths;

(7)Develop recommendations for the prevention of maternal deaths, including public health and clinical interventions that may reduce these deaths and improve systems of care; and (8) Dissem

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The Maternal Mortality Review Committee shall: (1) Review pregnancy-associated deaths or deaths of women with indication of pregnancy up to three hundred sixty-five (365) days after the end of pregnancy, regardless of cause, to identify the factors contributing to these deaths; (2) Identify maternal death cases; (3) Review medical records and other relevant data; (4) Contact family members and other affected or involved persons to collect additional relevant data; (5) Consult with relevant experts to evaluate the records and data; (6) Make determinations regarding the preventability of maternal deaths; (7) Develop recommendations for the prevention of maternal deaths, including public health and clinical interventions that may reduce these deaths and improve systems of care; and (8) Disseminate findings and recommendations to policy makers, healthcare providers, healthcare facilities, and the general public.