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Data and Research

From 2019-2024, the University of Montana’s Rural Institute for Inclusive Communities supported the MOMS Program with research and evaluation initiatives. In 2024, data and evaluation projects were transitioned to the DPHHS Maternal Child Health (MCH) Epidemiology Section. Data analysis and evaluation will aim to increase understanding of maternal health systems and outcomes to support state, local, and tribal MCH programs.

DPHHS Data and Evaluation

Select the link to download the Substance Use Data Brief

Select the link to download the Mental Health Data Brief

Select the link to download the Intimate Partner Violence Data Brief

Select the link to download the Cesarean Delivery Data Brief

Emergency Department and Hospital Data Report

University of Montana Data and Evaluation

2024 MOMS Program Annual Evaluation Report

2023 Maternal Health in Montana Report

Select the link to download the EOS Medical Products, Equipment, and Technology Sub-Report

Select the link to download the EOS Training Sub-Report

Select the link to download the EOS Transport Sub-Report

Patient Experiences of Montana's Maternal Healthcare System Report

Severe Maternal Morbidity Report

Project ECHO Evaluation Report

Levels of Care Assessment Tool (LOCATe) Report