Maternal mortality is a significant public health concern in the United States, with profound implications for families, communities, and healthcare systems. Understanding the clinical, social, and system-level factors associated with these deaths is a critical step toward prevention. For many years, IPRO has partnered with New York State to conduct detailed maternal mortality reviews that identify opportunities to improve care. In this episode, Terri Greco, Senior Director of Maternal Health Programs at IPRO, talks about how this work is contributing to maternal health policy, clinical practice and quality improvement efforts across the state.