Our Program Advisory Committee consists of representatives from healthcare organizations, professional leadership, and community stakeholders. Together they review current data, trends, and research on best practices to inform quality improvement initiatives. One of their key functions is the promotion and support of quality improvement programs aimed at reducing inequities. The Program Advisory Committee serves as a bi-directional communication source between the MNPQC and organizations around the state.

Our Perinatal & Family Access Committee strives to identify and challenge persistent perinatal health differences in outcomes and to create a space of belonging focused on justice, access, and respectful care for all Minnesota families. Through critical analysis, the Perinatal & Family Access Committee (PFAC) will seek and promote programs and solutions rooted in creating optimal outcomes for Minnesota families at all intersections of well-being and perinatal health.

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.