Montana § 50-19-311 Miami Project

Montana Statutes

§ 50-19-311 — Miami Project

Montana § 50-19-311

Title 50HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 19PREGNANT WOMEN AND NEWBORN INFANTS

Part 3Montana Initiative for the Abatement of Mortality in Infants

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Mont. Code Ann. § 50-19-311 (2026).

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50-19-311 . MIAMI project.

(1)There is a MIAMI project established in the department.

(2)Under the project, the department shall provide the following services:

(a)infant mortality review;

(b)morbidity review of births involving low birthweight babies;

(c)low birthweight prevention;

(d)assistance to low-income women and infants in gaining access to prenatal care, delivery, and postpartum care;

(e)referral of low-income women and children to other programs to protect the health of women and children, including:

(i)supplemental food programs for women, infants, and children;

(ii)family planning services; and

(iii)other maternal and child health programs;

(f)public education and community outreach to inform the public on:

(i)the importance of receiving early prenatal care;

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50-19-311 . MIAMI project. (1) There is a MIAMI project established in the department.
(2) Under the project, the department shall provide the following services:
(a) infant mortality review;
(b) morbidity review of births involving low birthweight babies;
(c) low birthweight prevention;
(d) assistance to low-income women and infants in gaining access to prenatal care, delivery, and postpartum care;
(e) referral of low-income women and children to other programs to protect the health of women and children, including:
(i) supplemental food programs for women, infants, and children;
(ii) family planning services; and
(iii) other maternal and child health programs;
(f) public education and community outreach to inform the public on:
(i) the importance of receiving early prenatal care;
(ii) the need for good health habits during pregnancy; and
(iii) the availability of special services for pregnant women and for children.