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Healthy Birth Outcomes:
Eliminating Racial and Ethnic Disparities
Project Overview
Although Wisconsin is a leader in its low infant mortality rate for white infants, we need to
strengthen our efforts to assure the best outcomes for all mothers and
babies in the state. The Department of Health Services is
implementing a multi-year action plan to eliminate racial and ethnic
disparities in birth outcomes.
Wisconsin Infant Mortality Background and Related Efforts (Selected)
(April 2013) (PDF, 569 KB)
- Background and Timeline (updated April 2013)
(PDF, 37 KB)
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Wisconsin Health Facts: Racial and Ethnic
Disparities in Infant Mortality
(updated Nov. 2012)
(PDF, 69 KB)
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Project Charter
(updated Feb. 2009) (PDF, 75 KB)
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Wisconsin Healthy Birth Outcomes: Minority Health Program Challenges and
Contributions (exit DHS) (article in Nov. 2008
Supplement of the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice)
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Letter from Secretary Nelson and Dr. Sheri Johnson
(Dec. 16, 2005) (PDF, 51 KB)
- Healthy Babies in Wisconsin: A Call to Action - Summary of the Wisconsin Perinatal Summit, July 15, 2003
(Wisconsin Medical Journal, vol. 102, issue 5). (Note: As of November 2012, this article
is no longer available online.)
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Last Revised:
May 07, 2013
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