Where We Stand on Infant Mortality

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Where We Stand: Measuring Success for the St. Louis Region

East-West Gateway

13 episodes

1 week ago

Where does St. Louis rank among other regions around the country? Is the area succeeding compared to other metros? And what is our definition of regional success, anyway? East-West Gateway has explored questions like these for over 30 years in its signature strategic assessment of the St. Louis region: Where We Stand. The ninth edition of WWS was released in November 2024. This podcast takes listeners on a deep dive into the measurements that regions use to determine success and explores how the St. Louis metro area stacks up against other regions and where we might go from here.

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Where We Stand on Infant Mortality

Where We Stand: Measuring Success for the St. Louis Region

13 minutes 7 seconds

4 months ago

Where We Stand on Infant Mortality

Where does the St. Louis region stand on infant mortality? What does infant mortality reveal about healthcare access in St. Louis? What can these heartbreaking figures about the loss of the most vulnerable among us reveal about where we stand? Our eighth episode explores the issue of infant mortality and healthcare access in the St. Louis region through a conversation with EWG's Mary Rocchio and a word from Generate Health CEO Rose Anderson-Rice.

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⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Where We Stand document and resources⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Generate Health

St. Louis Regional Health Commission

Infant Mortality Reduction Initiative

For the Sake of All Report