Program State or Region: Arizona
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UT – CDR – Resources
Program: Child Death ReviewUtah Program Description AdministrationChild Fatality Review Committee:Each year around 470 children ages 0-18 die in Utah. In response to these deaths, a few different interagency Child Fatality Review Committees (CFRC) have established by the Utah Department of Health. The first beginning in 1992. The CFRC was charged with the review of the circumstances and cause
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UT – FIMR – Resources
Program: Fetal & Infant Mortality ReviewUtah Utah has one local program: Perinatal Mortality Review Committee Program Contact Suzanne SmithPerinatal Mortality Review CoordinatorUtah Department of Health and Human Services3760 Highland DrSalt Lake City, UT 84106Phone: 801-273-2868Fax: 801-536-0483Email: suzannesmith@utah.gov Program Description Administration The typical FIMR operates as a two tiered system, with a Community Review Team (CRT) and a separate Community Action Team
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VA – CDR – Resources
Program: Child Death ReviewVirginia Program Description AdministrationVirginia’s Child Fatality Review Program was established by statute in 1994. It has an annual budget of approximately $75,000 that is funded by the MCH Block grant. Funding for the program is on a year to year basis. The program is housed in the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, which is
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VT – CDR – Resources
Program: Child Death ReviewVermont Program Description AdministrationIn 2018, the Child Fatality Review Team (Team) was written into Vermont Statue (18 V.S.A. § 1561). Vermont has reviewed child fatality for decades. Under statue the Vermont Child Fatality Review Team is provided with an outline of the Team’s purpose, membership, meeting frequency, administrative assistance, access to information and records, limitations,
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WA – CDR – Resources
Program: Child Death ReviewWashington Program Description Administration TeamsCurrently, Washington has 7 local CDR teams which are conducted by local public health jurisdictions. ReviewsWashington CDR teams provide retrospective reviews of all unexpected deaths to children age 17 and under except deaths due to extreme prematurity. PurposeThe purpose and focus of the Washington CDR process is prevention, not investigation. DataWashington
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WA – FIMR – Resources
Program: Fetal & Infant Mortality ReviewWashington Program Description Administration The typical FIMR operates as a two tiered system, with a Community Review Team (CRT) and a separate Community Action Team (CAT). The CAT is often charged with taking the recommendations of the CRT and putting them into action. Does your FIMR use a two tiered system with a functioning CAT?No
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WI – CDR – Resources
Program: Child Death ReviewWisconsin Program Description AdministrationWisconsin’s Child Death Review (CDR) Program was established in 1998. There are no statutes or rules promulgated for CDR in Wisconsin. The state CDR Council is housed within the Department of Health Services (DHS) with additional funds from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Children’s
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WI – FIMR – Resources
Program: Fetal & Infant Mortality ReviewWisconsin States Contact Joanna O’DonnellProject CoordinatorChildren’s Health Alliance of WI6737 W. Washington St. Suite 1111West Allis, WI 53214Phone: (414) 337-4560Fax: (414) 266-4876Email: JODonnell@childrenswi.org Program Description FIMR programs in Wisconsin are administered through the Department of Health and Family Services, which supports local FIMR programs in the following locations:
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WV – CDR – Resources
Program: Child Death ReviewWest Virginia Program Description AdministrationWest Virginia’s CDR Program began as a voluntary process in 1994 and was put into statute in 1996. In 2013 new legislation was enacted and WV Code §61-12A-2 created the Unintentional Pharmaceutical Drug Overdose Fatality Review and combined Child Death Review, Domestic Violence Fatality Review and the Infant and Maternal Mortality