2017-19 PAMR Social Media Toolkit

The 2017-19 Pregnancy and Mortality Review (PAMR) Report outlines the state of maternal health outcomes in Louisiana and provides actionable recommendations for improvement. Using the report, the Bureau of Family Health has assembled this social media toolkit to help increase awareness of maternal mortality among residents, partners, policymakers, and health care providers. Together, the images and captions in this toolkit create unified messages about maternal mortality to best help you amplify the findings from the latest report.

Get involved with prevention efforts and read the full PAMR report here: PartnersForFamilyHealth.org/MaternalMortality.

How to Use the Toolkit

You can use the following social media graphics in advocacy efforts to improve maternal health outcomes across the state. Include each post on your social media by clicking on the images to enlarge them, right-clicking and hitting “save as,” and then copying and pasting the captions under each graphic. Make sure to tag us at @LouisianaPFH in all of your PAMR-related posts!

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Everyone has a role to play in eliminating maternal mortality. Check out the recommendations in the Louisiana Pregnancy Associated Mortality Review Report to see how you can contribute: PartnersForFamilyHealth.org/Maternal Mortality @LouisianaPFH

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Advocating for pregnant women and new moms is vital to their well-being. Learn more about how providers can support pregnant women in the Louisiana Pregnancy Associated Mortality Review Report. @LouisianaPFH 
#MaternalHealth

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May is Preeclampsia Awareness Month. Learn more about how preeclampsia is affecting maternal mortality in Louisiana with the 2017-19 Pregnancy-Associated Mortality Review Report here: PartnersForFamilyHealth.org/MaternalMortality @LouisianaPFH

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When we work together, we can reduce maternal mortality by providing supportive care throughout pregnancy including the 4th trimester. For more info visit: 
PartnersForFamilyHealth.org/MaternalMortality @LouisianaPFH

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Improving care coordination before, during, and after pregnancy can help prevent pregnancy-related deaths. We must ensure that women receive the appropriate level of care based on the complexity of their medical issues and risk factors. Check out more recommendations for prevention in the 2017-19 PAMR Report!
PartnersForFamilyHealth.org/MaternalMortality @LouisianaPFH

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Implicit bias and structural racism are at the root of disparities we see in pregnancy outcomes. Everyone can make an effort to recognize their individual bias, identify how it affects their care, and take intentional actions to address their bias. For more info visit: PartnersForFamilyHealth.org/MaternalMortality @LouisianaPFH

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How can you help prevent deaths like this? Addressing mental health and substance use before, during, and after pregnancy is key. Learn more in the Louisiana Pregnancy Associated Mortality Review Report(PAMR) @LouisianaPFH

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Identification and treatment of mental health concerns during pregnancy are essential– ensuring people have access to appropriate levels of care for their needs is key. For more info visit: PartnersForFamilyHealth.org/MaternalMor tality @LouisianaPFH #MentalHealthAwareness 

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