[NCCDPHP] Maternal Mortality Review Information Application (MMRIA)

Maternal Mortality Review Committees (MMRCs) review cases of pregnancy-associated deaths in their jurisdiction to determine and understand pregnancy-relatedness. MMRIA is a comprehensive and standardized data collection system for abstracting data from clinical and nonclinical sources and documenting MMRC decisions. MMRIA will provide comprehensive, timely, and accurate data surrounding these deaths to inform future prevention efforts. In this Revision there is an increase in the burden from an overall total of 33,482 (last approval) to 41,789, for a total increase of 8,307 hours. The explanation for this increase is that in the prior approval, deaths were estimated indirectly because actual counts were not available. The numbers of deaths used in this revision are based on actual case counts among CDC-RFA-DP24-0053 funding recipients. The resulting shift in responses per respondent increased from 42 to 55. This revision also reflects increased implementation of processes to decrease respondent burden. CDC is working with the National Association for Public Health Statistics and Information Systems on an initiative that enables CDC to transfer vital records data associated with CDC identified pregnancy-associated deaths directly into a jurisdiction’s instance of MMRIA, reducing manual data entry burden for the 41 respondents participating in the initiative. This reduced the per case burden from 15 to 14 hours of data abstraction for participating jurisdictions.

The latest form for [NCCDPHP] Maternal Mortality Review Information Application (MMRIA) expires 2029-07-31 and is listed under ICR 202605-0920-001.

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