Parents with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities or other learning differences are at increased risk for health disparities. Home visiting is a promising strategy to mitigate…
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Community-engaged research (CEnR) has potential to advance early home visiting and improve health outcomes for all families by ensuring that research aligns with the needs…
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This study examines program manager perspectives on the transition to virtual visits during COVID-19, noting successes but with significant challenges. Access Type: Traditional Publishing
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Background: Low birthweight and preterm birth rates are higher in the United States than in other developed countries. The purpose of this study is to…
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Evidence supports ongoing investment in maternal and early childhood home visiting in the US. Yet, a small fraction of eligible families accesses these services, and…
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The US is scaling up evidence-based home visiting in expectant families and families with young children. Persistently small average effects for full models argue for…
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Early childhood home visiting has policy and programmatic support for the past fifty years as a strategy to promote child health and well-being. During this…
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The goal of creating evidence-based programs is to scale them at sufficient breadth to support population-level improvements in critical outcomes. However, this promise is challenging…
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Maternal risks such as poor mental health, partner violence, and substance misuse can undermine child health and development. Maternal and early childhood home visiting programs…
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Warm handoffs intend to improve receipt of services by clients who receive referrals to services that are stigmatized or not easily accessible. Such strategies are…