Lived Experience Integration™️ into QI Community of Learning

Registration Now Open for Participants

The Lived Experience Integration into QI Community of Learning (COL) started in 2021 as an eight-week educational series created by MoMMA’s Voices and funded by AIM. The program ran January to May 2022 and will served three cohorts of 23 AIM states and jurisdiction-based teams, Indian Health Services facilities, and other healthcare entities.


We are excited to share that the Lived Experience Integration into QI Community of Learning (COL) will continue for another year. Applications for participation will soon open and we will host four cohorts including tailored groups for first time participants, alumni and advanced PQCs.

Topics Include:

  • Our Philosophy

  • Culture Change

  • Get Prepared

  • Recruiting Patients

  • Onboarding

  • Feedback Tools

  • Reporting & Data

“The integration of patients’ lived experience into quality improvement teams is critical to the success of our efforts to decrease preventable maternal morbidity and mortality in the U.S.,” said AIM Senior Director at ACOG, Christie Allen

“Partnering with AIM is an important milestone to amplify the patient voice for maternal healthcare improvements here in the United States,” said Nicole Purnell, Program Director of MoMMA's Voices. “Most importantly, the AIM COL program focuses on the inclusion of lower-resourced communities and special populations who we know are falling through the cracks of maternal healthcare in order to address healthcare disparities.”

COL 1.0 Final Report Now Available

When are the sessions?

Sessions are held every Tuesday at 11am CST.

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Who in my state or entity should attend theLived Experience Integration into QICOL?

Cohort members are permitted 2 state or entity representatives to engage in the educational sessions.Ideal attendees could include quality improvement leads, nurse leads, PQC directors, or anyone leading patient engagement initiatives for quality improvement in maternal health care.

How many hours a week should I anticipate spending on the Lived Experience Integration into QI COL?

Anticipate spending around 1-1.5 hours a week on Lived Experience Integration into QI COL activities. Weekly commitment will take approximately 60 minutes and additional assignments for practical application are required to integrate skills learned and to participate in group learning sessions.

Will the learning offerings be recorded?

All presentations associated with educational offerings will be recorded and made available. AIM will not record peer learning, group activities, and other individualized technical assistance associated with each educational offering.

What is the Patient Family Partner Training?

The MoMMA’s Voices Patient Family Partner training is an online self-paced course that takes approximately 4-6 hours to complete. The goal of the training is to provide a foundation of understanding for survivors and family members that want to partner in different quality improvement initiatives.

The training modules include:

-What is MoMMA’s Voices? Basic overview of the coalition and the outline of the program.

-Advocate Readiness–Addresses the emotional healing journey, provides resources and coping tools to use before, during and after engagements.

-Storytelling–Addresses how to share and adapt based on audience, time and develops key messages.

-Creating a Professional Presence–Discusses social media use, traditional media and creating an advocate CV.

-Quality Improvement–Provides a basic understanding of QI framework.

Additional support will be provided by the MoMMA’s Voices PFP Coordinator to ensure confident success of patients.

TESTIMONIALS

What Others Are Saying

“I found the staff professional and kind, explaining the process to me every step of the way. I understand myself more clearly now and have begun to make positive changes in my life. There was such a high level of customer service.”

Kate Moriss

Clinical Neurology

“I found the staff professional and kind, explaining the process to me every step of the way. I understand myself more clearly now and have begun to make positive changes in my life. There was such a high level of customer service.”

John Nickelson

Founder IT Hub

This is a program of the Preeclampsia Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, and is supported by a grant through Merck for Mothers. For more information, visit mommasvoices.org and preeclampsia.org.

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