hospital IMPROVEMENT program
Birth Without Bias: Irth’s Hospital Partnership to Understand & Improve Your Black Patient’s Experience
Irth’s qualitative & quantitative data provides patient-reported insights on perceived experiences of bias and racism. Data generated by Irth reviews fill the gap for Black & brown patient voices that can better inform current anti-bias efforts, hospital QI work and advance more respectful and equitable care.
Irth-Hospital Partnership Benefits
Independent, community-centered framework for hospitals and systems to assess the Black and brown patient experience within their institutions via customized data reports using hyper-local data.
Irth’s data set becomes a powerful tool for developing or fortifying hospitals’ technical assistance, trainings, and other patient-centered quality improvement projects to better address blind spots and gaps in bias-free patient care.
Align with goals for various system priorities including Patient Experience, Population & Community Health, Social Impact and Quality & Improvement.
Rebuild community trust through data transparency, accountability, and ongoing open communication
Build Black and brown maternal care patient experience framework needed for upcoming developments and designations from accrediting organizations and services focusing on health equity and reducing health disparities.
Our current partnerships
Hospital Improvement Program
Philadelphia, PA
Temple University Hospital
Long Beach, CA
MemorialCare Miller Children’s
& Women’s Hospital
Minneapolis, MN
Hennepin Healthcare Medical Center
Los Angeles, CA
Cedars Sinai Medical Center
St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota
Children’s Minnesota
Brooklyn, NY
One Brooklyn Health at Brookdale Hospital
Providence, RI
Women & Infants’ Hospital of Rhode Island
Coming Soon: Atlanta & New Orleans
Partnerships
March of Dimes
New York City Health Department, Maternity Hospital Quality
Improvement Network
Tenesssee Initiative for Perinatal Quality Care
Illinois Initiative for Perinatal Quality Care
Louisiana Initiative for Perinatal Quality Care
Alameda County Public Heath Department
Hope for Georgia Moms
Partner
with us
Irth is currently looking to partner with community organizations to capture more reviews for the Irth app and with hospitals, payers, and providers to leverage our unique patient experience data for more equitable maternity care.
If you are interested in partnering with us, please get in touch.
