• The Wisconsin MMRT mission is to increase awareness of the issues surrounding pregnancy-associated deaths and make recommendations to promote change among individuals, communities, and health care systems in order to eliminate preventable maternal deaths among Wisconsin residents.  
• Reports available include the items below, and more:  
  • Wisconsin Maternal Mortality Report (2016-2017) 
  • Wisconsin Maternal Mortality Review: Pregnancy-associated Overdose Deaths (2016-2019) 
  • Wisconsin Maternal Mortality Review Recommendations Report, April 2018 
  • Severe Maternal Morbidity During Delivery Hospitalizations 
  • Severe Maternal Morbidity among Wisconsin Residents (2010-2014) 

• This site gives you information about health indicators (measures of health) in Wisconsin. WISH allows policy makers, health professionals, and the public to submit questions (requests for data) and receive answers (tables) over the Internet. To construct answers to your questions, WISH uses protected databases containing Wisconsin data from a variety of sources. Most modules contain data for multiple years and geographic areas. 
  • Birth-Related:  Birth Counts | Fertility | Infant Mortality | Low Birthweight | Prenatal Care | Teen Births 
  • Opioids, and many more categories 

The March of Dimes “Wisconsin Report Card” provides an overview of key maternal and infant health indicators in the state. It includes statistics on preterm birth rates, low birth weight, infant mortality, and other relevant factors affecting maternal and child health. The report aims to assess Wisconsin’s performance in these areas compared to national benchmarks and to highlight areas needing improvement.

The Fetal Infant Mortality Review (FIMR) report by the City of Milwaukee Health Department examines factors contributing to fetal and infant deaths in Milwaukee. It provides detailed analysis and recommendations based on case reviews conducted by healthcare professionals and community members. The goal is to understand and address disparities in birth outcomes, improve prenatal care, and implement strategies to reduce infant mortality rates in Milwaukee.

Wisconsin’s designated statewide health information exchange (HIE). It enables healthcare providers in Wisconsin to securely access and exchange patient health information electronically. This exchange helps improve coordination of care, enhance patient safety, and streamline healthcare processes across the state.

The Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality (WCHQ) is a nonprofit organization that consists of various healthcare provider organizations, health plans, and employers in Wisconsin. Its primary goal is to improve the quality and affordability of healthcare in Wisconsin through collaboration and data-driven initiatives.

The Wisconsin Immunization Registry (WIR) is a statewide database that tracks immunization records for residents of Wisconsin. It serves as a centralized repository for immunization information collected from healthcare providers, public health departments, schools, and other organizations that administer vaccines.

The Wisconsin Realtors Association (WRA) provides comprehensive housing statistics for the state of Wisconsin. These statistics cover various aspects of the housing market and are valuable for understanding trends and conditions within the real estate sector in Wisconsin.

This portal serves as a central hub for accessing a wide range of data collected by the Census Bureau.

This site serves as a portal for accessing vital records information and services specific to the state of Wisconsin.