Interactive Dashboard
The Open Door to South Carolina Birth Outcomes Data
*Data Update* Updated data as of May 2025. All data reflects post-ICD-10 time periods and is reported using federal fiscal year and quarters (Q4, 2021 – Q3, 2024).
If there are any questions or concerns regarding the data, please contact the Support Team at ifsreports@mailbox.sc.edu. If you would like to gain access to your hospital's data, download and complete this Registration Form.
The South Carolina Birth Outcomes Initiative Interactive Dashboard empowers healthcare providers, community members, and policy makers to identify trends and areas of maternal and child health that need most attention. Tracking data linkages across multiple sources, the dashboard offers insights needed to craft strategic interventions and monitor data over time at statewide to hospital facility level. Ultimately, it’s a resource for informed clinical and policy decisions that support healthier South Carolina mothers and infants and better birth outcomes.
Want to learn more about these examples of using the Dashboard for quality improvement? Check out the new Factsheet for illustrations!
A summary of state-level information including maternal and newborn characteristics and quality measures. This includes characteristics including plurality, parity, maternal age, race, and residence, as well as SCBOI outcome measures.
The South Carolina Birth Outcomes Initiative (SCBOI) Interactive Dashboard was developed under contract with the South Carolina Department of Health & Human Services. We wish to acknowledge the valuable contributions made by staff of the University of South Carolina, Institute for Families in Society in the development of this product.
We would also like to acknowledge Chris Finney, MS, Division Director- Data Integration & Analysis, South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office (SCRFA) for providing USC IFS with the data used to calculate the findings in this report and Aunyika Moonan, PhD, MSPH, CPHQ, Vice President, Innovations & State Director, CaroNova, for her support in communicating with birthing facilities.