8th Annual Help Me Grow National Forum Poster Session & Networking Presenter: Jessica Reighard Director of Marketing, Brookes Publishing Additional Resources: Tips-Tools-for-ASQ-Users Destination Developmental Screening Handout
Screening & Surveillance Archives | Page 7 of 9
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8th Annual Help Me Grow National Forum Breakout Session Topic: HELP ME GROW IMPLEMENTATION Description: Learn how Minnesota has used statewide partnerships, tribal consultation, ECCS, and Medicaid funding to support the core component of health care provider outreach, and to promote statewide...
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8th Annual Help Me Grow National Forum Breakout Session Topic: GROWTH, PARTNERSHIPS & COLLECTIVE IMPACT Description: Discover a successful method to promote screening using ASQ Online and a volunteer supported Developmental Screening Program (DSP) and how it helped Help Me Grow Alameda...
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8th Annual Help Me Grow National Forum Breakout Session Topic: GROWTH, PARTNERSHIPS & COLLECTIVE IMPACT Description: In this session, we will demonstrate how a partnership between the Iowa Department of Public Health and the University of Iowa Stead Family Department of...
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8th Annual Help Me Grow National Forum Breakout Session Topic: STRENGTHENING AND ENGAGING FAMILIES Description: Join the MN Department of Health, MN Help Me Grow and University of Minnesota’s Institute of Community Integration to learn how they have been working...
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Help Me Grow Orange County: The Efficacy and Impact of Community Training Using the Ages and Stages Questionnaires® Posted 8/22/2011
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Research article by Child Health and Development Institute (CHDI) of Connecticut
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Research article KEY POINTS – Evaluation of developmental programs should consider process, outcome, and impact measures. – Brief, in-office training for community-based child health providers was successful in influencing provider and practice behavior. – Training increased the identification of children with...
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Since its inception in 1998, a fundamental premise of Help Me Grow is that developmental surveillance and screening, with early detection of at-risk children and their referral to community resources, enhances the capacity of the medical home to support families...