Uplift Lab at OSU
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Combining community-led research, population data science, and ethnography to implement more equitable reproductive futures. upliftlab.vista.page
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(1/2) Federal cuts are threatening essential perinatal data systems. Midwifery organizations are continuing to advance accountability and quality improvement with limited resources...
(1/4) Why CBDR? Because your data are secure and protected — & always used for the mission of improving outcomes for all families.
The Community Birth Data Registry is managed by the Foundation for Health Care Quality (FHCQ), a nonprofit with decades of experience protecting sensitive health data..
(1/2) 🌿 Curious about the Community Birth Data Registry (CBDR) but have questions?

Reach out anytime! We’re happy to walk you through what participation looks like—or just listen and learn about your practice’s needs...
(2/2) This neutral home ensures that CBDR is managed with transparency, security, and independence—building trust across settings and supporting midwives nationwide.

Learn more and join the CBDR: qualityhealth.org/cbdr/

#CBDR #FHCQ #CommunityBirth #BirthEquity #HomeBirthMidwife #BirthCenter
(1/2) The Community Birth Data Registry (CBDR) is housed at the Foundation for Health Care Quality (FHCQ)—a nonprofit with nearly four decades of experience supporting provider-led registries across health care....
(1/2) Behind every data point is a parent, a baby, and a birth story.

The Community Birth Data Registry (CBDR) exists to make sure those stories are not overlooked—helping community birth providers track outcomes, improve care, and contribute to a stronger evidence base for the future....
(2/2) 📈 Collect the data that matters most to you
📑 Run reports and generate stats to track, compare, and strengthen your practice
💬 Get personalized, one-on-one support from a data doula to create the best set-up for you

👉 Learn more and join the CBDR: https://www.qualityhealth.org/cbdr/
(1/2) Why are community birth professionals using the Community Birth Data Registry (CBDR)? Because every midwife and every practice is unique—and the CBDR flexes to fit the way you provide care.
(2/2) By joining CBDR, you’ll strengthen the evidence base for birth equity—helping identify specific, actionable opportunities for change so every family can experience more equitable outcomes. Learn more and join the CBDR: www.qualityhealth.org/cbdr/
(1/2) Community birth providers: Care about birth equity? 📊Help gather birth data! Join the Community Birth Data Registry (CBDR).

Collecting data on birth care and outcomes is essential to uncovering disparities linked to race, ethnicity, gender identity, and socioeconomic factors.
Mayra is a PhD candidate in Biocultural Anthropology @ OSU. She researches repro medical pluralism in Suriname, w/the aim of understanding the ambiguity in pregnancy, childbirth & postpartum care connecting biomed & traditional repro practices.

See all our collaborators here → vist.ly/45w7d
Julianne "Jules" Paige (she/her) is a PhD student in Applied Medical Anthropology, focused on maternal placentophagy as integrative repro health practice. Her doctoral project explores this, gathering insights from mothers + healthcare pros.

See all our collaborators here → vist.ly/45eny
Katie Irvine Minich is a grad. student in Applied Anthropology @ OSU.  Katie, a wife & mother-of-three, has been a birthworker for nearly a decade. In addition to research, activism, & birth work, she is an author, artist, & yoga instructor.

See all our collaborators here → vist.ly/455ip
(4/4)...National Breastfeeding Month is the perfect time to join the CBDR community.
Let’s build stronger data and better outcomes—together.

👉 Learn more and join the CBDR: https://www.qualityhealth.org/cbdr/

#CBDR #FHCQ #CommunityBirth #BirthEquity #HomeBirthMidwife #BirthCenter
(3/4)...As a CBDR member, you can:
✅Run reports on your own practice data
✅Benchmark outcomes over time—and across settings
✅See what’s working and spot opportunities for growth..
(2/4)..📈 Breastfeeding/Chest-feeding initiation
📈 Feeding method at 6 weeks (exclusive breastfeeding, partial breastfeeding, or exclusive formula feeding)...
(1/4) 🎉🧑🏽‍🍼Happy National Breastfeeding Month from the Community Birth Data Registry (CBDR)!
Wondering how your practice’s breastfeeding outcomes stack up? With the CBDR, you can track key lactation metrics...
Anitra Higgins is a PhD student in Applied Anthropology @ OSU. Her current research interests are on the intersections of nutrition, toxicology, & institutional structures, + the impact they have on Black & Indigenous health & agency.

See all our collaborators here → vist.ly/44ntt
Holland Hartman (she/her) is a master's student in Applied Anthropology @ OSU. Her research involves learning about how death & burial rituals were impacted during the first wave of COVID-19, to inform compassionate end-of-life care.

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Madeline "Mady" Gibbs (she/they) is currently working on a master's in Applied Anthropology & MPH in Epidemiology, under the guidance of Dr. Cheyney & Dr. Bovbjerg, to understand how we collect, analyze, & apply qualitative + quantitative data.

See all our collaborators here → vist.ly/43wr3
Taylor Buccello (she/they) is a master's student in Applied Anthropology @ OSU. She is working with Dr. Cheyney for her master’s thesis, which surrounds interviews w/individuals coming to OR from other U.S. states, seeking abortion care.

See all our collaborators here → vist.ly/43kux
Jennifer Brown is a former homebirth midwife w/experience in perinatal quality improvement. Her interests include social drivers of health, structural racism, inequities in maternal outcomes, & effects of maternal stress during pregnancy.

See all our collaborators here → vist.ly/436pd
Nichole Blum (she/her) is studying Biocultural Applied Anthropology @ OSU. She aims to reduce stressors + increase buffers for survivors of violence & those working in high-stress work environments (specifically, w/children & families).

See all our collaborators here → vist.ly/32umx