Regional Perinatal System
The STRAC Regional Perinatal Committee (RPC) meets to provide an open,
consensus-driven environment across all relevant disciplines in the development of regional guidelines,
processes, quality/patient safety initiatives, and educational opportunities to facilitate efficient and
appropriate perinatal care.
Hospital and prehospital representatives responsible for or active in the development or delivery of
perinatal care should have a representative at the Regional Perinatal Committee meetings. Emergency
Department Directors, Emergency Medicine Physicians, Obstetricians, Obstetrics / Maternity Medical
Directors, and Obstetrics Nurse Managers in the STRAC region should attend Regional Perinatal Committee
meetings as well as Air and Ground EMS Command Operations, Medical Directors, Chiefs / Directors,
Clinical Operations, and EMS Performance Improvement.
Recorded Presentations
DSHS Briefing: Maternal and Neonatal Designation Survey Guidelines Facility Planning, and QAPI
New
* Contact [email protected] to request the recording passcode.
10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Maternal Designation Survey Guidelines Facility Planning
11:30 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Break
11:45 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. Neonatal Designation Survey Guidelines Facility Planning
1:15 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Break
1:30 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. QAPI
Public Health Contacts
SAMH - Within Bexar Co 210-207-8876
DSHS - Outside Bexar Co 210-949-2121
Documents
-DSHS Perinatal QAPI Overview, 2023 New
-Maternal Survey Planning, 2023 New
-Neonatal Survey Planning, 2023 New
-DFPS Safe Sleep Materials
-High Risk Pregnancy Brochure
-Neonatal Surveyor Credentialing Req
-Neonatal Adoption Presentation
-RACs and Perinatal Care
-TX Register Rules Adoption June 2016
Committees and Workgroups
Perinatal Systems Committee
Co-Chair: Michael Battista, MD
Co-Chair: Nichole Van de Putte, MD
Meets: Second Thursday Monthly
12:00PM - 1:30PM
STRAC Regional Perinatal Committee Listserver
Join the Discussion
The Regional Perinatal Committee listserver is a stakeholder-led environment where clinicians directly involved in perinatal care and their administration may have discussions to improve the perinatal care in our 26,000 square mile region in South West Texas. STRAC routinely utilizes email list servers to conduct committee business, and has a strict non-disclosure policy governing the use of the list server (we do not share member information with outside organizations and email traffic is restricted to committee/member business only). Complete the form to add your name to the email list and receive updates on this discussion as it happens.
Download Draft of Perinatal Committee Guidelines