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POSTPARTUM DATA PROJECT

Turning lived experience into
better maternal care.

Thousands of mothers leave birth with experiences that never appear in medical records or research. This independent, mother-led project documents those experiences through voluntary surveys to find recurring gaps in education, communication, mental health support and continuity of care.

100+ responses so far

Phase 1 open now

TAKE PART

Share your experience

For Mothers

Your experience can make gaps visible

A short, anonymous survey about the information, support, communication and follow-up you received during pregnancy, birth or postpartum. Positive, negative or in between, every response helps.

FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS

Your perspective shows what’s working

If you support patients through pregnancy, birth or postpartum, help identify the practical barriers in education, discharge, screening and follow-up. Your employer isn’t requested; please don’t include patient details.

WHAT’S NEXT

Phase 2 is coming

Phase 2 will add questions on paid leave, pelvic floor referrals, birth plan adherence, when mental health symptoms began and barriers to speaking up. Sign up now to stay updated. Findings will be shared as they’re published.

THE FINE PRINT

About this project

What it is

An independent education and advocacy initiative led by Perinatal Education & Advocacy LLC. It is not a clinical study, patient registry or substitute for medical care, and it has not undergone institutional review board oversight.

How information is collected

Separate voluntary online surveys for mothers and healthcare professionals. Participants must be 18 or older and may skip any question. No names or identifying information are requested.

How responses are used

Responses are reviewed together to find recurring themes. Aggregate findings may appear in reports, educational materials, presentations, advocacy and consulting. Anonymous quotes are shared only when they can’t identify anyone.

Limitations

Findings reflect the people who choose to respond and aren’t representative of all mothers, providers or hospitals. Individual accounts can’t be independently verified.

Questions

For questions about participation, privacy or how findings are used, contact Casey.

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