The Program Advisory Committee (PAC) is composed of representatives from healthcare organizations, professional leadership, and community partners across Minnesota. The committee provides strategic oversight for all MNPQC Quality Improvement (QI) programs by reviewing current clinical data, incorporating community and participant feedback, and evaluating evidence-based research. This work ensures QI programs remain responsive to statewide needs and are strengthened through bi-directional communication with healthcare organizations.

The Perinatal & Family Access Committee (PFAC) is composed of community organization leaders, individuals with living experience, and frontline health professionals from across Minnesota. The committee works to identify and address gaps in perinatal care by centering family and community perspectives and applying Respectful Maternal Care principles. Through active engagement, shared expertise, and ongoing collaboration with MNPQC, PFAC ensures that a patient- and community-centered approach guides all MNPQC programs and projects. 

The objective of the Data Faculty Workgroup is to provide ongoing support to the data program at MNPQC, ensuring that our initiatives are effective and aligned with the needs of our partners and the communities we serve. By leveraging data-driven insights and reviewing information from external partners, including state and national organizations, we aim to identify gaps and needs within our state. This comprehensive approach guides us in enhancing programmatic strategies, informing best practices, and supporting evidence-based decision-making.