BY PAUL H. DWORKIN The recent publication of an article, “Evidence-Informed Milestones for Developmental Surveillance Tools,” in the journal, Pediatrics, has attracted considerable attention from pediatricians, early care and education providers, and parents. I am hopeful that the interest in...
Screening & Surveillance Archives | Page 2 of 8
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HMG Onondaga, NY shares their Child Health Care Provider Outreach Toolkit, which consists of the seven components below. Components HMG Onondaga – Child Health Provider Training on Surveillance, Screening and HMG Centralized Access Point HMG Onondaga – Pediatric Presentation Marketing...
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These implementation resources were compiled, adapted, and/or developed as part of Help Me Grow (HMG) Kansas statewide community implementation support. HMG Kansas Coordinators utilize the resources as tools to support communities (community champions or community liaisons) in their provider outreach...
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The new Roadmap for Advancing Family-Engaged Developmental Monitoring is designed to build a foundational understanding of what family-engaged developmental monitoring is, how programs can utilize it, and how it fits into an overall framework of children’s healthy development and family...
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What if pediatric care could be transformed to actively partner with parents to better support children’s healthy social and emotional development, too? That is the question that drives the Pediatrics Supporting Parents national funder collaborative. About Pediatrics Supporting Parents To...
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Session Description: HMG VT and VT 211 will highlight how they work together to provide resources and referrals to Vermont families and the value added in their partnership. We will show participants how partnerships like this provides the opportunity to...
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Session Description Join us as we discuss Delaware’s process to adapt in-person Books, Balls, & Blocks events to a virtual format due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We will share our ability to target specific skills based on statewide data, the...
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Session Description: Dramatic advances in our understanding of early brain development and child development, as well as health care reform’s focus on improving population health and well-being, encourage and inform opportunities to transform child health services. In recent years, innovators...
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Session Description: Beginning in 2010, the Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) Department of Pediatrics sponsored an annual learning collaborative of statewide pediatricians to standardize developmental screening and follow up of at-risk children. Cumulatively, over 125 pediatricians have participated in...
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Session Description: In 2019, Kansans told us there was inconsistent awareness of the importance of early childhood and the critical role parents and caregivers play in their child’s development. Kansas recognizes the vital role parents and caregivers play in children’s...