NJ has many initiatives that offer access to childbirth education (CBE) and evidence-based home visits (EBHV). NJ MIECHV is one of the programs that support 1,530 vulnerable families in diverse communities. This poster, shared by HMG New Jersey, provides a...
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This poster, shared by HMG New Jersey, highlights interactive Racial Ethnicity Dashboards which analyze referral data to ensure families referred reflect the community demographics for the NJ MIECHV program. Family Health Initiatives embedded the interactive Dashboards on the Connecting NJ...
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A component of the Help Me Grow National Center’s Early Childhood Network Mapping Toolkit, Foundations of Social Network Science for Help Me Grow Impact: An Early Childhood Network Mapping Starter Guide provides key information on the basic principles of social network...
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The Help Me Grow (HMG) National Center has worked closely with Manatt Health to design a Return on Investment (ROI) Calculator and Business Case for the HMG Model and Affiliate Network as a means to assist HMG affiliates with estimating...
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In 2021, the HMG National Center embarked on a project to explore and enhance the capacity of states and territories to improve the collection, management, interpretation, and dissemination of data related to developmental progress and early identification of young children...
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Description The presentation will demonstrate the planning and implementation of HMG Alameda County’s “Trauma Informed Content” campaign during the pandemic. The campaign used the ACEs Aware six stress busters: 1. Mindfulness Practices; 2. Physical Activity; 3. Quality Sleep; 4. Supportive...
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Description: This session will share the HMG Western New York data dashboard and explain how it was created and is being leveraged to support community change. Presenters will use the dashboard to answer questions frequently posed by HMG Western New...
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As an early adopter of the HMG Model, the Orange County HMG system was established in 2005 and was the first site in the nation to replicate the HMG Model established statewide in Connecticut in 2002. Using the Results-Based Accountability™...
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BY: MELISSA MILLER “Not everything that can be counted counts. Not everything that counts can be counted.” – William Bruce Cameron, Sociologist, Informal Sociology: A Casual Introduction to Sociological Thinking Having worked in the measurement and evaluation field for over...