Maternal & Child Health Service
Mission
To provide state leadership, in partnership with key stakeholders, to improve the physical and mental health, safety, and well-being of the Oklahoma maternal and child health (MCH) population.
Primary Areas within the Maternal and Child Health Service
- Child and Adolescent Health Division (Early Childhood, School Health)
- Maternal & Child Health Assessment (Data and Evaluation, PRAMS, YRBS)
- Perinatal and Reproductive Health Division (Family Planning, Men's Health, Maternity)
Title V Program
The Title V Program in Oklahoma is administered by two state agencies. The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) administers programs for pregnant women, mothers, infants, children and their families through the Maternal and Child Health Service (MCH). MCH organizationally consists of the Child and Adolescent Health Division, Perinatal and Reproductive Health Division and MCH Assessment. The Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) administers the Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN) Program through the Health Related and Medical Services of the Family Support Services Division. For additional information on Oklahoma Title V Program national outcome measures, national performance measures, state performance measures, expenditures and related Title V Oklahoma discretionary grants go to Oklahoma Title V.
Title V Needs and Assessment Survey
- Title V Needs Assessment Survey - help us identify priorities for programs and services that benefit women, infant, children and youth in Oklahoma
- Encuesta de opinión pública para Title V - haga clic en el enlace de esta encuesta para ayudarnos a identificar cuáles son las prioridades de los programas y servicios que benefician a las mujeres, bebés, niños y jóvenes de Oklahoma.
Resources
- What is Title V? - Dec 2017 (729k pdf)
- Family Planning Client Satisfaction Survey (PDF) – Englis
- Family Planning Client Satisfaction Survey (PDF) - Spanish
Articles and Reports
- Oklahoma American Indian Maternal and Child Health Data Book
- Oklahoma Maternal and Child Health Data Review
- Breastfeeding Facts at a Glance Feb 2020 (511k)
- Pre-Pregnancy Underweight and Related Prematurity in Newborns
- Maternal Characteristics and Birth Outcome among Soonercare in 2016 (1.3m)
- Profile of American Indian Mothers with Oklahoma Medicaid Reimbursed Live Birth in 2016 (548k)
- African American Maternal and Child Health Data Review August 2019 (650k)
- PRAMSGRAM - Disparities in Chronic Health Conditions May 2019 (764k)
- TOTS Brief on Household and Vehicle Smoking Rules, May 2019 (598k)
- American Indian Maternal and Child Health Data Review (299k)
- PRAMS Brief - Unpaid Maternity Leave among Oklahoma Mothers Feb 2019
- PRAMS Fact Sheet - Unpaid Maternity Leave among Oklahoma Mothers Feb 2019
- Rapid Repeat Births among Oklahoma Teens August 2018 (338.1k)
- PRAMSGRAM - Infant Safe Sleep Practices among Oklahoma American Indian Mothers April 2018 (757.5k)
- Oklahoma Healthy Youth Project Highlights and Accomplishments (1.27m)
- Annual report highlights accomplishments of teen pregnancy prevention program efforts in Oklahoma rural areas. (483k)
- 1 Toddler Nutrition and Physical Activity March 2018 (521k)
- Profile of New Fathers in Oklahoma March 2018 (347k)
- PRAMS Brief - Birth Control Practices among Oklahoma Teen Mothers - August 2017 (527.4k)
- PRAMS Brief - Preconception Wellness among Mothers with Medicaid - August 2017 (158.5k)
- Cesarean Section Deliveries in Oklahoma - (May 2017) report provides an overview of cesarean deliveries and Oklahoma's efforts to improve the health of the maternal and child health population.
- TOTS Brief - Discrimination in Accessing Health Care - October 2016 (171k pdf)
- TOTS Brief - Child Care Arrangements and Cost - November 2016 (172k pdf)
- Oklahoma Births and Infant Mortality County Profiles
- Oral Health During Pregnancy PRAMS Brief - September 2016 (789k pdf)
- Patterns of Postpartum Birth Control Use after an Unintended Pregnancy - Summer 2016 (841k)
- Pre and Postnatal Stressors - Spring 2016 (195k pdf)
Contact Information
Joyce Marshall, MPH Director
email:Joyce Marshall
Maternal and Child Health Service
Oklahoma State Department of Health
1000 NE 10th Street
Oklahoma City,OK 73117
(405) 271-4480 
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