Guest post by Von Jessee, M.A. Program Specialist for Research and Evaluation Help Me Grow National Center I recently had the opportunity to be a guest blogger for Help Me Grow Utah, addressing fathers’ importance in their child’s development. You can read...
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On May 28, 2016—just days after the end of the annual Help Me Grow National Forum—two members of the HMG National Center flew 4000 miles across the Atlantic for the 15th Annual World Congress on Infant Mental Health in Prague, Czech Republic. The World Congress is...
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I wrestled with this exact question in the weeks leading up to the congress for three extremely good reasons. First, the congress started two days after the Help Me Grow National Forum! Going from one to the other would...
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Guest Post by Sara Sibley, BS Program Manager For me, Spring not only signals the end of cold winters and imminent warm weather. Spring is also National Forum season! At the Help Me Grow (HMG) National Center, Forum season is...
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Full slate of sessions, panels, and more planned to support early childhood systems building On May 23, 2016, the 7th Annual Help Me Grow National Forum will commence in Greenville, South Carolina, a site selected for the outstanding work of its Help Me...
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Guest Post by Erin Cornell, MPH Program Manager for Research, Innovation & Evalution Care coordination is a longstanding element of the Help Me Grow model. But are we defining it too narrowly to measure and support it adequately? Since...
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Guest post by Von Jessee, M.A. Program Specialist for Research and Evaluation Help Me Grow National Center The Help Me Grow® (HMG) system began as a single pilot program in Hartford, Connecticut in 1997. When the Commonwealth Fund supported the initial...
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On March 15, I was honored to participate in Public Health Grand Rounds (PHGR), a monthly activity of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The PHGR session focused on the important issue of “Addressing Health Disparities in...
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This political season, one cannot help but be impressed by the widely divergent and perhaps exaggerated views expressed by presidential candidates. As both Democratic and Republican candidates attempt to distinguish themselves, claims of extreme progressivism and conservatism abound. As many...