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County and state health-data partners and privacy law govern this intelligence — data-sharing and HIPAA rules apply; legal review and partner agreements come first.
The problem
The city can't fix what it can't see. Maternal and youth health problems cluster in specific neighborhoods, but without honest, mapped intelligence, resources scatter evenly instead of landing where babies and mothers are most at risk.
The plan
Maternal and Youth Health Intelligence — including the New Mother Heat Map — uses data to show exactly where mothers and young people face the worst health outcomes, so outreach and resources go where the need is greatest.
County and state health-data partners are required, and HIPAA and privacy law govern everything; legal review and partner agreements come before any data moves.
How you’ll know it’s working
- Data-sharing agreements completed
- Heat map and intelligence reports published
- Outreach targeted using the findings
- Outcome trends in priority areas
From the Blueprint
- WHO toolkit baseline audit of maternal and youth service gaps.
- Data-sharing agreements with local hospitals feed a real-time heat map of new mothers for targeted outreach.
- City Insights Office builds a public-facing metrics dashboard with quarterly review.
- Moderate one-time data integration cost; low ongoing maintenance.
Sources and research conditions
S01 pp. 288-295
SOURCE-SUPPORTED; LEGAL REVIEW; PARTNER AGREEMENT
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