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Many resources and pages within this website are linked to websites not managed by or affiliated with the Maternal Health Learning and Innovation Center™. Our team does not review, control, or take responsibility for the content of linked posts or websites. A link is not an endorsement of any service, information or product offered through the linked site.
Our team will be continuing to expand, test, and revise our language, content, and design. We adhere to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines, and will make any necessary corrections to be fully ADA compliant. Our team makes every effort to be sure that the material on this website is considerate of all populations, accurate, up to date, evidence-based, and clear attribution and citation for our and all resources linked.
The Maternal Health Learning and Innovation Center™ strives to always adhere to the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes (WHO Code), for our own content and any affiliate resources linked. Materials are available for noncommercial use only.
Maternal Health Learning and Innovation Center™ is committed to providing reliable, accurate resources that will increase the user’s knowledge and/or ability to improve the state of maternal health in the United States. Some of the resources may be primarily informational and others may be oriented more towards capacity-building to implement a program or action. Many will be a blend of the two.
MHLIC collaborates with many organizations and people for content and trainings such as the podcast and webinar series. The statements, information , and opinions shared may not reflect MHLIC and MHLIC partners. Our team strives to hold ourselves and our experts accountable, and will address violations to our values and overall mission.
MHLIC Resource Section – Vetting Protocol
To ensure that the Maternal Health Learning & Innovation Center (MHLIC) is resource material that is current and of high quality, we adhere the following protocol to vet material:
- The sponsoring or submitting individual or organization of the resource may submit their resource via maternalhealthlearning.org or work directly with a member of MHLIC’s team. To submit a resource for vetting review by the MHLIC team, please utilize our standards of quality.
- As of the date of this version of Vetting Protocol (November 20, 2020), please note that resource submission review prioritizes accredited entities submitting about topics directly related to maternal health.
- Resource sponsor, or submitting individual or organization, will utilize the standards of quality to validate appropriateness for MHLIC’s collection at the time of submission.
- Resource sponsor, or submitting individual or organization, will review submissions annually for retention based on ongoing relevance and currency at the prompt of the MHLIC team.
- Resource sponsor, or submitting individual or organization, will furthermore adhere to the following:
- The linked website provides unique information with a minimum of overlap between resources.
- The source of the content is clearly identified.
- The purpose of the website is to provide information and is not selling a product or service.
- Most content is available at no charge.
- The site is well-organized and easy to use.
- The content of the site is accessible to persons with disabilities.
- Information is current or an update date is included.
- The website is consistently available.
- Links from the website are maintained.
- Registration is not required to view the information on the site.
- The organization and website follow WHO compliance guidelines.
- The Maternal Health Learning & Innovation Center (MHLIC) collects high‐quality materials that focus on the following categories:
- Equity
- Clinical
- Telehealth
- Public health
- Workforce / Partner and Leadership Building
- Use of Data / Evaluation
- Policy
- Engagement (subcategories: Provider, Community, Partner)
- Understanding communities/areas/populations
- Submissions that will be considered must be:
- Materials that have utility in the maternal health setting.
- Materials that adhere to the vetting protocol.
- Materials that are current, freely accessible, and easily available on the sponsoring, or submitting organization’s website.
- Materials that are properly cited and/or footnoted.
- Materials that are copyrighted and/or contain proper attribution.
- Acceptable submissions may comprise of:
- Webinars
- Campaigns
- Websites
- Research Brief
- Newsletters
- Awareness Events
- Toolkits, Fact Sheets
MHLIC Resources section has new content reviewed, vetted, and added monthly. Check back for new resources.