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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...
Materials Referenced in Webinar HMG-Connecticut’s 2012 Networking Meeting Calendar
Click Here for Webinar Presentation Slides Click Here for Webinar Recording Materials Referenced in Webinar Click Here for HMG-Connecticut’s 2012 Networking Meeting Calendar Posted 10/10/2012
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...
Click Here for Webinar Presentation Slides Click Here for Webinar Recording Posted 4/9/2012
Click Here for Webinar Presentation Slides Materials Referenced in Webinar: Click Here for IMPACT article, Using Academic Detailing to Change Child Health Service Delivery in Connecticut: CHDI’s EPIC Program Click Here for McKay article, 2006 Help Me Grow Study...
Child Development Community Liaison Job Description Posted 2/7/2012
HMG Utah’s “Family Database” is used to keep track of all families, their requested resources, and required follow-up. Documents include screenshots of the family and child records, a reports menu, an example of an ASQ Report, and a section from...
HMG Utah’s Healthcare Provider Outreach materials include: an outreach brochure, a description of their outreach folder contents, and a screenshot from the Healthcare Provider and Clinic Database which tracks presentations and referrals/resource information. The database is being further developed to...
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....