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Title: Incorporating HRSA Performance Measures into Your Healthy Tomorrows Project


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Incorporating HRSA Performance Measures into Your
Healthy Tomorrows Project
  • Performance Measures 07 and 10

Conni Wells Tawara Goode
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Family Participation
  • MCHB Performance Measure 07

Conni Wells Florida Institute for Family
Involvement
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  • The degree to which MCHB supported programs
    ensure family participation in program and policy
    activities.

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Goal
  • To increase family participation in MCHB Programs

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Elements
  • Family members participate on advisory committees
    or task forces and are offered training,
    mentoring and reimbursement.
  • Financial support (financial grants, technical
    assistance, travel, and child care) is offered
    for parent activities or parent groups.
  • Family members participate in the planning,
    implementation and evaluation of the programs
    activities.
  • Families members work with their professional
    partners to provide training ( pre-service,
    in-service and professional development) to
    MCH/CSHCN staff and providers.
  • Family members are hired as paid staff or
    consultants to the program (a family member is
    hired for his or her expertise as a family
    member).
  • Family members of diverse cultures are involved
    in all of the above activities.

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YIKES!
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History
  • Over the last decade, policy makers and program
    administrators have emphasized the central role
    of families as advisors and participants in
    policy-making activities
  • MCHB is facilitating such partnerships at the
    local, state and national levels
  • Family/professional partnerships have been
    incorporated into the MCHB Block Grant
    Application and the MCHB strategic plan

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History, continued
  • Finally, a requirement in the Omnibus Budget
    Reconciliation Act of 1989 (OBRA 89), the
    legislative mandate that health programs
    supported by Maternal and Child Health Bureau
    (MCHB) Children with Special Health Care Needs
    (CSHCN) provide and promote family centered,
    community-based, coordinated care.

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Why Now?
10
Charging Forward
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Family members participate on advisory committees
or task forces and are offered training,
mentoring and reimbursement.
  • Creating and sustaining a Family Advisory
    Committee
  • Program specific task forces
  • Developing support and mentoring through targeted
    assignment

12
Financial support (financial grants, technical
assistance, travel, and child care) is offered
for parent activities or parent groups.
  • Creative funding
  • Developing consistent policy
  • Stipendsdevelopment and justification

13
Family members participate in the planning,
implementation and evaluation of the programs
activities.
  • Bringing families on board
  • Preparing families for their role
  • Utilizing family input

14
Families members work with their professional
partners to provide training ( pre-service,
in-service and professional development) to
MCH/CSHCN staff and providers.
  • Policies and practice
  • Creating opportunity
  • Linking with family leaders

15
Family members are hired as paid staff or
consultants to the program (a family member is
hired for his or her expertise as a family
member).
  • Creating practical and critical roles
  • Making It Work
  • Funding

16
Family members of diverse cultures are involved
in all of the above activities.
  • Locating families
  • Creating opportunity
  • Mentoring and support

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Are families satisfied
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A satisfied family may not be an involved
family
  • Satisfied families families that are satisfied
    with what they are getting based upon their
    perception of what is available
  • Involved families families that are full
    participants in the planning, development, and
    implementation of programs and services

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A Little Help From Your Friends
  • Sample survey
  • Tools
  • Websites

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Engaging Partners
  • Contract with a family organization
  • Identification, training and support of families
  • In-services
  • Facilitating family input
  • Gathering surveys
  • Contracting with family consultants

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Family Organizations
  • Family Voices
  • http//www.familyvoices.org/states.htm
  • Federation of Families for Childrens Mental
    Health
  • http//www.ffcmh.org/who_chapters.php
  • Family Networking Grantees
  • http//www.tacenter.net/statewide/index.cfm
  • Family to Family Health Information and Education
    Centers
  • http//www.familyvoices.org/F2F.htm

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Final Thoughts
...if we wait for the moment when
everything,absolutely everything is ready, we
shall never begin.Ivan Turgenev
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