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Historic Reports of Interest

The archived reports featured in this section address issues related to maternal and child mortality review: coordination, cooperation, collaboration, lessons learned from long-term FIMR programs, and current status from the state perspective.

• Executive Summary of the Invitational Meeting on CFR, FIMR, and SIDS convened by HRSA's Maternal and Child Health Bureau: Preliminary Recommendations (1997)
• The Role and Responsibilities of State FIMR Coordinators (1997)
• The Role of State Title V Programs in Maternal and Child Mortality Review Programs (1998)
• Fetal and Infant Mortality Review Process: A Decade of Lessons Learned (2001)
• Commentary from 2006 America's Health Rankings Fetal and Infant Mortality Review (FIMR): A Tool That Communities Can Use To Identify and Address Issues Related To Disparity in Infant Health Outcomes

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