Home Visitation
Effects of Prenatal and Infancy Nurse Home Visitation on Surveillance of Child Maltreatment
... Effects of Prenatal and Infancy Nurse Home Visitation on Surveillance of Child. http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/95/3/365 the World Wide Web at:[r] ...
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Evidence-Based Home Visitation Programs Work to Put Children First
... client's home. 4 Home visits involve highly trained professionals putting mothers and, ultimately, their children, in touch with resources and community services within the privacy, safety and comfort of ...
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Improving the Delivery of Prenatal Care and Outcomes of Pregnancy: A Randomized Trial of Nurse Home Visitation
... Home visitation has been given considerable at- tention as a possible means of improving child health.#{176}’2’ Prior to this report, however, the effect of prenatal home visitation on p[r] ...
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Validation and Predictive Ability of the North Carolina Family Assessment Scale for the Intensive In-Home Visitation Program in Kentucky
... The Community Collaboration for Children (CCC) program is a complex initiative implemented in Kentucky by a network of state and non-governmental agencies that provide intensive in-home services to families at ...
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Building Healthy Children: Evidence-Based Home Visitation Integrated With Pediatric Medical Homes
... of home visitation and awareness of the BHC program within participating med- ical practices is essential to maintain a core of enthusiastic and supportive ...
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Engaging and Retaining Abused Women in Perinatal Home Visitation Programs
... The DOVE is a multistate longitudinal randomized clinical trial testing the ef- fectiveness of a structured IPV inter- vention integrated into HD perinatal HV programs. The DOVE intervention, based on an empowerment ...
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Randomized Trial of the Early Start Program of Home Visitation: Parent and Family Outcomes
... a home visitation service known as Early ...that home visitation by the Early Start program resulted in small but pervasive benefits in parenting behaviors in the areas of child health, ...
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The Role of Home-Visitation Programs in Improving Health Outcomes for Children and Families
... PROVIDERS Home visitors can be health care advocates to im- prove access to providers of health ...care. Home visi- tors can be partners with pediatricians and other clinicians, working in the home ...
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Spanish Language Home Visitation to Disadvantaged Latino Preschoolers: A Means of Promoting Language Development and English School Readiness
... important home literacy behaviors as shared reading, children’s reading materials, age of onset of shared reading (Lonigan, ...used home visitation to enrich the home language and literacy ...
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Development of a nurse home visitation intervention for intimate partner violence
... nurse home visitation, the Nurse-Family Partnership, for a subgroup of families in which the woman has experienced recent ...nurse home visiting, and in woman- and child-focused IPV intervention ...
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Merging Systems: Integrating Home Visitation and the Family-Centered Medical Home
... medical home (FCMH) and home visitation (HV) would promote overall ef fi ciency and effectiveness and help achieve gains in population health through improving the quality of health care delivered, ...
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Randomized Trial of the Early Start Program of Home Visitation
... although home visitation may have beneficial consequences for children and families, in many cases, seemingly well-designed programs fail to deliver their expected ...implementing home ...
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Does Prenatal and Infancy Nurse Home Visitation Have Enduring Effects on Qualities of Parental Caregiving and Child Health at 25 to 50 Months of Life?
... and 4th years of life, the health, development, rates of child maltreatment, and living conditions of children who had been enrolled in a randomized trial of nurse home visitation during[r] ...
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Utilization of Well-child Care Services for African-American Infants in a Low-income Community: Results of a Randomized, Controlled Case Management/Home Visitation Intervention
... using home visitation to increase access to WCC (and immunizations) during the first year of ...intensive home visitation programs, our inter- vention did not seek to transform the home ...
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Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect: A Randomized Trial of Nurse Home Visitation
... During the second year of life, the babies of all nurse-visited women, regard- less of the families’ risk status, were seen in the emer- gency room fewer times, and they were seen by phy[r] ...
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Weathering the rural reality: delivery of the Nurse-Family Partnership home visitation program in rural British Columbia, Canada
... purposeful home visits that continue until the child’s second ...delivery, home visit con- tent, nurse/supervisor education, supervision and team activities (See Table 1) [8, ...
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Can Home Visitation Improve the Health of Women and Children at Environmental Risk?
... of child abuse and neglect, childhood behavioral prob- lems, emergency department visits and hospitalizations for injury, and unintended subsequent pregnancies; and increasing mothers’ p[r] ...
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Enriched Medical Home Intervention Using Community Health Worker Home Visitation and ED Use
... utilization remains a formidable and costly challenge to the US health care system. Although the CHW intervention has been proposed as a means to improve health outcomes among disadvantaged children, to the best of our ...
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Randomized Trial of a Cellular Phone-Enhanced Home Visitation Parenting Intervention
... calls that occurred between mothers and Family Coaches between PAT ses- sions. Text messages were sent twice per day, with 1 message prompting mothers to use a speci fi c PAT strategy or to engage in positive interactions ...
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Nine-Year Follow-up of a Home-Visitation Program: A Randomized Trial
... other home-visiting programs with similar features, provide advice and mentor- ship but do not provide direct thera- peutic ...of home-visiting services like Early Start into organizations providing health, ...
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