Maternal and Infant Health Data
The Maternal Health Network compiles data specific to the outcomes and experiences of maternal and infant health in San Bernardino County, using it to drive priorities and action. Additionally, the MHN encourages its membership to use publicly available data to support program and systems improvement.
San Bernardino Specific Data Sets & Analysis
Maternal Health Data Snapshot
The Maternal Health Network has gathered data relevant to maternal and infant health indicators from a variety of sources to compile the Maternal and Infant Health Data Snapshot.
Maternal Health Asset and Gaps
Data was analyzed to identify areas of strength and potential areas for improvement around maternal and infant health outcomes in San Bernardino County.
Maternal Health Consumer Survey Reports
The Maternal Health Network collects surveys from families in the perinatal health system to gain a better understanding of their experiences in San Bernardino County.
Publicly Available Data Sources
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These dashboards display state, county, and regional data, stratified by various subgroups and years, and include downloadable data links. Organized by the five Title V health domains—Women/Maternal, Perinatal/Infant, Child, Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (CYSHCN), and Adolescent—each dashboard offers a comprehensive view of the available data.
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MIHA Data Snapshots provide data tables for multiple indicators at statewide, county, and MIHA regional levels. Statewide Data Snapshots are categorized by maternal characteristics, including race/ethnicity, income, prenatal health insurance, maternal age, and education. Starting with 2013 data, County Data Snapshots cover the top 35 birthing counties, while regional MIHA data encompass births from all counties within a specified geographical area.
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This Data Report offers a comprehensive overview of how maternity care is delivered in California, utilizing the latest available data. It includes comparisons to national averages, metrics by race/ethnicity, and trend data where available.
These state report cards provide a comprehensive view into the state of maternal mental health in America. The report card evaluates states on Providers and Programs, Screening and Screening Reimbursement, and Insurance Coverage and Treatment, providing insights into how each state ranks.
This dashboard serves as a data resource for MCAH partners, highlighting key MCAH indicators for each of San Bernardino County's main regional areas. Key indicators include Live Birth, Preterm Birth, Low Birthweight, Prenatal Care in the First Trimester, Infant Mortality.