Perinatal Quality Foundation


Nothing is more needed now than assuring quality in women's health care. Our goal is to improve women's healthcare by offering free training to all OB/GYN residents and fellows across the country in our CLEAR, NT and GEM programs. Please join this call for action by supporting the Perinatal Quality Foundation (PQF). We Need Your Help! Nothing is more needed now than assuring quality in women's health care. Please join this call for action by supporting the Perinatal Quality Foundation (PQF). PQF is committed to providing all women access to high quality perinatal screening services. Our programs address education, credentialing and ongoing support for genetic counseling, fetal monitoring, and obstetrical ultrasound. It is our goal to improve access by trainees across the country to these quality credentialing and monitoring programs. To that end, starting in 2019, the CLEAR, GEM and NTQR programs will be free* to OB/GYN residents and fellows.* Our goal is to raise $30,000 to support this training, a goal we can't reach without you. Please consider a charitable contribution to PQF this coming year. We look forward to partnering with you to improve perinatal quality in this critical time of change in women's health. Mary Norton MD President, Perinatal Quality Foundation THANK YOU! $ LEARN MORE You're Donating: $ Thank you! Your personal info Your Name Your email Address City, State, Zip Code Credit Card Information Credit Card Number Expiration Date CVV Number Billing Zip Code

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GEM Now Open to Subscribe The Genetic Education Modules (GEM) for education of patients and physicians about prenatal screening and testing options is now open to obstetrical practices by subscription.
NIPT/cfDNA Prenatal Screening Predictive Value Calculator Online tool that calculates positive and negative predictive values of cell-free DNA/Non-invasive prenatal screening to determine the probabilities of true and false positive and negative results.
Podcast: Counseling an AMA Patient for Genetic Testing This podcast is a simulated conversation between an obstetrician and her patient who is at least age 35 years, pregnant for the first time and learning about her prenatal aneuploidy testing options.
Preterm VBAC Calculator This calculator is based on the equation published in the article "A prediction model of vaginal birth after cesarean in the preterm period" cited below. It is designed for educational use and is based on a population of women who received care at the hospitals within the MFMU Network. Responsibility for its correct application is accepted by the end user. Mardy AH, Ananth CV, Grobman WA, Gyamfi-Bannerman C. A prediction model of vaginal birth after cesarean in the preterm period. Am J Obstet Gynecol 2016.
NT Calculator Web-based calculator that estimates the risk of Down syndrome using a combination of crown-rump length, maternal age, nuchal translucency measurement(s) and number of fetus(es).

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