News
Here's the recent news from PQCNC.
We held our PQCNC Annual Meeting last Monday at the McKimmon Center. We heard from awesome speakers and proceeded to review 9 proposed initiatives for next PQCNC projects. The presentations were outstanding and prompted incredible discussion. We conducted dot voting to prioritize these projects. and will continue to receive input with online project review from PQCNC members over the next 4 weeks.So, now it's your turn. Read more...
Over the last year PQCNC has facilitated the refinement of the AIM Cardiac Care in Obstetrics Bundle for launch in North Carolina. We are indebted to the experts from Duke and ECU who have led the creation of the PQCNC Cardiac Conditions in Obstetric Care initiative. This project will address a major cause of maternal mortality in North Carolina. Cardiac Conditions in Obstetric Care will focus on screening, identification and referral of mothers with cardiac conditions. Read more...
Western NC is in need of clinical support to provide labor and delivery services for pregnant individuals. If you are available and interested in being deployed to this area of the state to support pregnant and postpartum individuals, please take a moment to complete this survey. Any help would be greatly appreciated. North Carolina Hurricane Helene Staffing Support Read more...
PQCNC is pleased to welcome Caroline Hays (MPH, RN, BSN) to the PQCNC Core Team as our new Clinical Initiative Manager for Maternal Initiatives Read more...
Continuing cLOUDi: Meet Regional Perinatal Substance Use Disorder medical teamsWebinar - Thursday, November 7, 2024 12:00 - 1:00 PM - register here Read more...
Mark your calendars for October 28th at the McKimmon Center.Register here Read more...
PQCNC is proud to announce new PQCNC core team leadership for maternal projects. Over the years we have realized the commitment this position requires, as well as the leadership needed to seize opportunities that are provided to improve care and to change culture. With that in mind, we are pleased to welcome Rick Temple to the PQCNC Core Team as our new lead for Maternal Initiatives. Read more...
It's time for PQCNC to consider initiatives for launch in January of 2026.While we are all currently heavily engaged in Maternal Sepsis and Care of the Late Preterm Infant, your PQCNC Core Team is thinking ahead...like to 2026!!! As PQCNC veterans know it takes time to develop projects. We start by calling for projects 18 months prior to launch. Read more...