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Gail Davis, MA, MPH, LMSWModerator
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The Healthy Start Performance Information System

• Maribeth Badura
• David de la Cruz
• Division Of Perinatal Systems And Womens
• Health
• February 2004

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HEALTHY START PERFORMANCE INFORMATION SYSTEM

• MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH BUREAUS DISCRETIONARY
  GRANTS  INFORMATION SYSTEM (DGIS)
• Patterned after successful State Title V
  Information System
• Data collection and forms approved by Presidents
  Office of Budget and Management until January
  2006

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HEALTHY START PERFORMANCE INFORMATION SYSTEM

• MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH BLOCK GRANT
• Title V of the Social Security Act
• HEALTHY START
• Title III, Part D, Section 330H of Public Health
  Service Act 42 United States Code (USC) Public
  Law (P.L.) 108-7

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HEALTHY START PERFORMANCE INFORMATION SYSTEM

• Review the Healthy Start Performance Information
  System
• Refined Information System incorporates
• Objectives and data projects have been previously
  collecting
• Projects recommendations for clarification of
  elements, simplification of data entry

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HEALTHY START PERFORMANCE INFORMATION SYSTEM

• Review the information that Healthy Start is
  collecting to tell the story
• of who Healthy Start programs are serving,
• what services are being provided,
• what as a program we are accomplishing nationally

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HEALTHY STARTS PARTICIPANTS

• Program participant is an individual having
  direct contact with Healthy Start staff or
  subcontractors and receiving Healthy Start core
  services on a ongoing systematic basis
• Community participant is any individual who
  attends a Healthy Start-sponsored event or
  program, consortium activities, etc.)

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Core
CORE MCH PUBLIC HEALTH FUNCTIONS
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HEALTHY START PERFORMANCE INFORMATION SYSTEM

• Healthy Start Participants
• Program participant
• Community participant

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HEALTHY START PERFORMANCE INFORMATION SYSTEM

• Level of Performance
• Individual program participants demographics,
  service utilization, outcomes and measures
• Project and community demographics, service
  utilization, outcomes and measures

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HS PERFORMANCE MEASURES LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE

• Participant Level
• 15 Percent of very low birth weight live births
• Numerator Number of live births to prenatal
  program participants with birth weight 1499 grams
  or less in the calendar year.
• Denominator Total number of live births to
  prenatal program participants n the calendar year.

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HS PERFORMANCE MEASURES LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE

• Project and Community Level
• 15 The percent of MCHB supported projects that
  are sustained in the community after the federal
  grant project period is completed.
• Sustainability A sustained project is one that
  demonstrates the continuation of key elements of
  program/service components started under the MCHB
  supported project.

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Form 1
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Form 1 Part 1-5
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Form 1part 6
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Form 2
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Form 3
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Form 4
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Form 5 table 1
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Form 5 table 2
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Form 5 table 4
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Form 5 table 4
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Form 5 table 5/6
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Form 6 I-III
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Form 6 IV
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Form 9
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PM 7

• For Healthy Start Family/Parent/Client/Consumer
  refers to a program participant
• SCALE
• 0Not Met
• 1Partially Met
• 2Mostly Met
• 3Completely Met
• SCORING
• Add the scores given to each element (possible
  0-18 score). TOTAL SCORE _________

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PM 7 Form
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Form 9
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PM 15
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Form 9
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PM 10 Introduction
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PM 10 Core funcyions
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PM 10 Training/HumanResources
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PM 10 Page 2
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Characteristics A Prenatal
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Characteristics Page 2
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Risk reduction prenatal
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Risk reduction interconceptional
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Risk reduction infant
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Major Services direct
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Major services enabling 1
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Major services enabling 2
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Major services enabling 3
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Major services pop
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Our Goal

Healthy Women Healthy Infants Healthy
Families Healthy Communities Healthy Nation
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CONTACT

• Maribeth Badura
• MBadura_at_hrsa.gov
• David de la Cruz
• DCruz_at_hrsa.gov
• 5600 Fishers Lane
• Room 10C-16, Parklawn Building
• Rockville, MD 20852

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