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A Scoping Review of Home Visiting Research Using Linked Data
One of HARC’s objectives is to promote data sharing and interoperability. To this end, HARC conducted a scoping review of published, peer-reviewed research using early…
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Home visiting (HV) research has continued to grow in recent years and with this growth comes a need to identify innovative and rigorous methods and…
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Researchers from the HARC team reviewed resources related to sharing home visiting data and compiled a list of resources that can support this work. The…
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Conceptualizing Family Engagement in Home Visiting: Exploring the Use of Existing Data to Promote Collaborative Research
Researchers from the HARC team collaborated with home visiting models over a two-year period to explore the potential for using existing data collected within models’…
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Developing Resources to Support Precision Home Visiting Research and Evaluation - Survey Results
HARC is developing materials to improve understanding and increase the use of the Precision Paradigm. In March of 2024, we launched a HARCBeat survey to…
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Home Visiting Challenges and Opportunities: Key Issues in Improving Reach, Quality, and Impacts
HARC has consistently served an important role in translating emerging issues into learning opportunities. We have done this by clarifying how policy and community issues…
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Developing the Precision Paradigm Theories of Behavior and Behavior Change Home Visiting Model Survey Results
HARC is building a standard framework and language – the Precision Paradigm – to promote cross-model, precision home visiting research. Our foundation is the work…
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HARC is building a standard framework and language – the Precision Paradigm – to promote cross-model, precision home visiting research. The framework focuses on the…
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Nurse Home Visitor's Use of the Hablame Bebe App to Support Mother-Child Interactions in Their Home Language During COVID
In partnership with Nurse Family Partnership (NFP), this study implemented a precision home visiting model in which nurses would support at-risk Hispanic mothers in finding…
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A Pilot Study of a Sequential Multiple Assignment Randomized Trial Aimed at Reducing Depressive Symptoms Among Home Visiting Clients
In this study, a sequential, multiple assignment, randomized trial (SMART) design was employed to test the effects of the ‘Mothers and Babies’ intervention among perinatal…