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1 PUBLIC HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PARTNERSHIP PUBLIC HEALTH ACTIVITIES & SERVICES INVENTORY TECHNICAL NOTES HEALTHY FAMILY DEVELOPMENT Nurse-Family Partnership Nurse-Family Partnership is a voluntary program of prenatal and infancy home visiting for low income, first time mothers and their families. The nurses begin services as early in pregnancy as possible and continue through the child s life. The nurses help first time mothers have a healthy pregnancy and prepare to become parents. The LHJ is considered an implementing agency only if the program is active. o The LHJ was a Nurse-Family Partnership implementing agency Y/N (Data source: LHJ) o Number of families enrolled in the program (Data source: LHJ) For more information contact your LHJ. First Steps Maternity Support Services (MSS) These are preventive health and education home visiting services to help pregnant women have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby. MSS include assessment, education and in some cases intervention(s) and counseling. A team of community health specialists provides the services. The team includes nurses, nutritionists, and behavioral health specialists and, in some agencies, community health workers. Pregnant women with Medicaid coverage can receive Maternity Support Services during pregnancy and through the end of the second month following the end of the pregnancy. o LHJ directly provided First Steps Maternity Support Services Y/N o Number of unduplicated patients/clients First Steps services were provided to by the LHJ o Number of patient/client visits provided by the LHJ Infant Case Management (ICM) ICM starts after Maternity Support Services ends (when the baby is about 3 months old). ICM can help with needed medical, social, educational and other resources in the community. Infant Case Management may start at any time during the child's first year. It ends when the baby turns one year old. o LHJ directly provided First Steps Infant Case Management Y/N 1
2 o Number of unduplicated patients/clients ICM services were provided to by the LHJ o Number of patient/client visits provided by the LHJ Nutrition Services through the Federal Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) WIC is a public health prevention program that helps give children a healthy start in life. The program serves pregnant women, new mothers, and young children under age 5. WIC s unique combination of services provides families on a limited income with both the means and knowledge to eat well and stay healthy. WIC provides families with: 1) Health screenings 2) Education on healthy eating and physical activity 3) Breastfeeding support 4) Help getting other services they need 5) Healthy foods including fresh fruits and vegetables In addition to being a food resource for families, the WIC foods are an incentive that bring at risk families into the public health system. Families on WIC have higher immunization rates and higher rates of early entry into prenatal care. They also have lower rates of premature, and low, birth weight births. WIC is provided in many LHJs/districts in Washington and in many other community health agencies such as tribal health agencies, migrant health agencies, hospitals, primary care centers and community action agencies. Some LHJs provided WIC services directly, and others such as Public Health Seattle & King County, provide direct services and contract with other local providers. In counties where LHJs do not provide WIC services, DOH contracts with other agencies to do so. o LHJs provided directly or through contracted providers WIC services Y/N o Number of women and children LHJ provided WIC services to o Number of children under age five LHJ provided WIC services to o Number of pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women LHJ provided WIC services to 2
3 o Number of WIC Nutrition Counseling/Education Sessions the LHJ provided These include individual sessions with a Registered Dietitian, group sessions, and one-on-one sessions o Dollar value of WIC checks redeemed by clients for healthy foods o Dollar value of fruit and vegetable checks redeemed by clients o Number of LHJ referrals to families for other needed preventive health and social services o Number of individual breastfeeding counseling sessions provided by the LHJ The WIC Breastfeeding Peer Counseling program Loving Support is a new program that is expanding statewide Early Intervention Services (EIP) Early Intervention Program services are provided to families who have an accepted referral to Child Protective Services that are considered low risk. EIP serves families with children birth to age 5 who have an identified health or developmental need and could benefit from a home visitation nurse. Children may also be in relative or foster care. The purpose is to improve family functioning and improve child safety and well-being. LHJs provide these services under contract with the Department of Social and Health Services, Children s Administration. o The LHJ provided Early Intervention Services Y/N (Data source: LHJ) o Number of unduplicated patients/clients Early Intervention Services were provided to by the LHJ (Data source: LHJ) Early Family Support Services (EFSS) Early Family Support Services are provided statewide through regional contractors to help reduce the risk of child abuse and neglect and referrals to Child Protective Services (CPS). EFSS serves families whose CPS referrals are determined to be low risk or moderately low risk at intake or following investigation. LHJs provide these services under contract with the Department of Social and Health Services, Children s Administration. o The LHJ provided Early Family Support Services Y/N (Data source: LHJ) o Number of unduplicated patients/clients LHJ provided Early Family Support Services were provided to by the LHJ (Data source: LHJ) 3
4 Genetic Services The Department of Health s Genetic Services program provides some funding to six institutions that conduct genetic diagnostic and evaluation clinics at ten locations. Seven of the ten funded clinics provide prenatal genetic services, including diagnostic screening, evaluation, counseling, and/or treatment related to the outcome of a pregnancy. All ten funded clinics provide clinical genetic services, including diagnostic screening, evaluation, treatment, and determination of carrier status and/or counseling delivered to a pediatric or adult patient and/or members of their family. The Department of Health also provides genetic screening for babies born in Washington State. The tests screen for treatable disorders that have been determined by the State Board of Health to meet their criteria for inclusion in the screening panel. Babies with these conditions usually appear normal at birth. Without screening, babies with these disorders are not likely to be detected before disability or death occurs. The DOH laboratory testing and follow-up services allow early diagnosis and treatment. o Number of families who received DOH funded genetic services o Number of infants identified with a positive screening results who require follow up for congenital disorders ervices Newborn Hearing Screening In Washington, more than 200 infants are born with a hearing loss each year. Special equipment allows infants to be screened for hearing loss shortly after birth. Finding hearing loss early helps babies get the services they need to learn speech and language skills. Early intervention services help infants and toddlers with hearing loss learn to listen and develop language. These services will reduce the impact hearing loss may have on a child's social and emotional development. The Early Hearing-loss Detection, Diagnosis and Intervention (EHDDI) Program has three primary goals, to ensure that all infants born in Washington: Receive screening for hearing loss before hospital discharge or by one month of age Receive diagnostic audiological evaluation by three months of age Enroll in early intervention services by six months of age, if needed These goals are known as the Plan. o Number of newborn infants referred by DOH for missed newborn hearing screenings or for follow-up services when screening results were abnormal 4
5 Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN) The Children with Special Health Care Needs Program serves children who have serious physical, behavioral or emotional conditions that require health and related services beyond those required by children generally. In Washington State, children who participate in this program must be under the age of 18 years at initial enrollment and have, or be at risk of developing a serious or chronic condition such as: diabetes, neuromuscular disorders, cancer, AIDS, sickle cell anemia, asthma, cystic fibrosis, hearing or visual impairments, cleft palate, kidney disease, ventilator dependency, or metabolic disease. Local health departments contract with the Children with Special Health Care Needs Program to link children with special health care needs to appropriate programs and services. In addition, 15 Neurodevelopmental Centers (NDC) in nine counties provide specialized therapy services to children and youth with special health care needs. o Number of unduplicated patients/clients CSHCN services were provided to by the LHJ (or through services contracted by your LHJ) and NDCs withspecialhealthcareneeds.aspx November
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