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We are excited to announce that registration is now open for the 2026 IDPQC Annual Summit.
When: Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026
Where: The Riverside Hotel in Boise, Idaho.
Virtual Attendance Also available.

Attendance is FREE and topics will include:

• The State of the State: Maternal Health in Idaho

• Updates on Implementing the AIM Severe Hypertension in Pregnancy Patient Safety Bundle

• A look ahead at our next IDPQC Statewide Initiative: The AIM Perinatal Mental Health Patient Safety Bundle

More details will be shared about the event as we finalize the programming and event agenda, but you can register now at the following link: Idaho Perinatal Quality Collaborative - 2026 Annual Summit Registration Form

We are pleased to bring back a vendor exhibition option at this year’s event and have created a form for organizations that would like to be considered: 2026 IDPQC Summit - Vendor / Sponsorship Application

If you have any questions abouts these forms or the event itself, please reach out to Phillip Wetmore (pwetmore@comagine.org).

The Idaho Perinatal Quality Collaborative wants to extend a huge thank you to everyone that attended and contributed to the 2025 IDQPC Annual Summit! This was our second statewide perinatal improvement summit, organized and promoted in conjunction with the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare's Maternal & Child Health department and Comagine Health, and we were thrilled to showcase the an incredible collection of presentations.

To access the recordings and materials from the event, click the following link: 2025 IDPQC Annual Summit - Presentation Materials

We are excited to kick off the IDPQC Severe Hypertension statewide quality improvement initiative! Initiative activities will kick off in October 2025 and run through October 2026, with a focus on improving Idahoans’ perinatal outcomes related to hypertension. To do this, we will help teams around the state to implement the AIM Severe Hypertension in Pregnancy patient safety bundle through a toolkit of resources, best practices, and guidance that have been tailored to fit the needs of patients and providers in Idaho. 

Learn more about these toolkits by visiting the following link:

IDPQC Severe Hypertension in Pregnancy and Postpartum Initiative | Toolkits and Resources