The Perinatal Quality Collaborative Vermont (PQC-VT) is a formal partnership of long-standing Vermont Child Health Improvement Program projects that have joined forces to become Vermont’s resource for perinatal care.
Optimizing Health Access in Vermont
The mission of the Perinatal Quality Collaborative Vermont is to optimize health access, treatment, and outcomes in pregnancy and infancy through collaboration and continuous quality improvement.
PQC-VT Handout (PDF)News, Reports, and Training Opportunities
News, Reports, and Training Opportunities
- Perinatal Psychiatric Consultation Service: Free consultations are available for medical providers. For free Perinatal Psychiatry Consultations call the Vermont Consultation and Psychiatry Access Program (VTCPAP) at 802-488-5342 or visit: https://www.vtcpap.com/.
- The Perinatal Quality Collaborative Vermont presents the Improving Care of Newborns with Substance Exposure (ICoNS) Annual Statewide Conference, "Working Together: Optimizing Care through Statewide Collaboration". The conference will be held on Tuesday, May 20, 2025. ICoNS Annual Statewide Conference Flyer (PDF)
- Introducing BLISS: Bidirectional Learning for Improved Support and Services (PDF). This new initiative supports community-based partners who care for birthing people with substance use disorder.
- 2025 Neonatal Clinical Skills Simulation Training and Outreach for Vermont Community Hospitals (PDF)
- The annual Perinatal Public Health (PDF) report presents data focused on understanding births and related pregnant person factors and infant outcomes across Vermont.
- Spring 2025 Annual Statewide Statistics conferences will be held to review perinatal outcomes data in the context of key maternal and newborn quality indicators.