State Policy Update California Releases Report on the Condition of Children Birth to Five and Status of Early Childhood Services in Its State California recently released a meta-analysis of existing early childhood services developed by the American Institutes for Research....
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The Child Health and Development Institute of Connecticut hosted a First 1000 Days: Off to a Healthy Start forum at the State Capitol on October 19, 2012. An accompanying briefing paper entitled “Connecticut’s Children: Off to a Healthy Start,” includes...
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National Replication of Help Me Grow Policy Brief – June 2012 As resources continue to be egregiously misplaced toward time-consuming, unnecessary, and expensive medical and behavioral health services, health care costs, including Medicaid and Medicare, grow at uncontrollable rates. As...
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Chris Taylor of the Yale School of Management leads a brief discussion on the “De-medicalization” of childhood developmental and behavioral concerns. He covers: Help Me Grow as a source of value creation; modeling “de-medicalization” savings; and considerations and further analysis....
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Forum 2012 Poster Session from HMG Delaware Posted 5/15/2012
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This letter to the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction highlights the following principles: Early childhood development deserves more resources, not less. Investments in quality early childhood development more than pay for themselves. We can gain money by investing early...
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Help Me Grow Roundtable Promoting Development through Child Health Services Editors: Paul H. Dworkin, M.D., Joanna Bogin, M.S. Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics, February 2006-Volume 27-Supplement 1 1 pp: S1-S51 click here to download for free
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An Algorithm for Developmental Surveillance and Screening Council on Children With Disabilities Section on Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics Bright Futures Steering Committee Medical Home Initiatives for Children With Special Needs Project Advisory Committee Pediatrics 2006;118;405 DOI:10.1542/peds.2006-1231 Posted 9/28/2011