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Nelson House Program family graduate of MCHP Keeseekoowenin MCH Program Mom: Brett, Baby: Hailleys Opaskwayak Cree Nation Family (Four Generations) Sagkeeng MCH Program Mom & Child INTRODUCTION THE MANITOBA FIRST NATION STRENGTHENING FAMILIES MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH PILOT PROJECT (SF-MCH) Strengthening Families is the Manitoba regional component of the National First Nation Maternal Child Health Program. This report is the regional evaluation of the pilot project phase of program development and implementation. The report covers an evaluation of process activities and the identification of key health impacts. Topics described in the first section of the report are: history of maternal child health program development including national and provincial activities, description of the regional and community-based programs, research and evaluation: theoretical, cultural, governance models, service linkages and jurisdictional connections. Each of these topics is further elaborated upon in subsequent sections. Manitoba First Nation Strengthening Families Maternal Child Health Pilot Project | 11
Page 2 and 3: Dr. Rachel Eni, Ph.D. | ASSISTANT P
Page 4 and 5: SF-MCH is counteracting the effects
Page 6 and 7: Visitor, Peguis), Geraldine Stevens
Page 8 and 9: Executive Summary 1 Recommendations
Page 10 and 11: Home Visitation 82 Training and Edu
Page 15 and 16: NATIONAL EVENTS LEADING TO THE PROJ
Page 17 and 18: empowerment made at the meeting is
Page 19 and 20: DEVELOPMENT OF THE MANITOBA FIRST N
Page 21 and 22: The Advisory Committee’s initial
Page 23 and 24: concerns. It also assists families
Page 25 and 26: SF-MCH COMMUNITY PROFILES COMMUNITY
Page 27 and 28: Boundaries between programming and
Page 31: Brokenhead MCH Program Graduation C
Page 34 and 35: In the communities, programming-eva
Page 36 and 37: communities (including use of local
Page 38 and 39: TARGET POPULATION The intended popu
Page 40 and 41: In Manitoba, since 1999, the Health
Page 42 and 43: Via analysis of chart audits and qu
Page 44 and 45: Our evaluation plan was introduced
Page 46 and 47: CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF SF-MCH Wheth
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Page 52 and 53: strides in developing First Nation
Page 54 and 55: Inputs Human Resources, Partnership
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Page 58 and 59: Cultural transmission Safety Living
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Long Plain MCH Family (Mom: Krystal
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supervisor/nurse, coordinator, and
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66 | Manitoba First Nation Strength
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68 | Manitoba First Nation Strength
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Opaskwayak Cree Nation MCHP Bike Sa
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within communities). SF-MCH has als
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management, organization and linkag
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The following community programs ar
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1. Promotion and Protection of Firs
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this point in the pilot project, we
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programming at this point in time i
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TRAINING AND EDUCATION Professional
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Step 10: Implement Solution Step 1:
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managers, and resulting guidelines
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STEP FIVE - IDENTIFY PROBLEMS AND S
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STEP TEN - IMPLEMENT AND EVALUATE Q
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Key health issues in the Manitoba r
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The SF-MCH 2010 Program Staff Surve
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When asked about their current empl
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management system most common being
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STAFF CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT PROGRAM
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KEY QUESTION # 2: WAS THE PROGRAM E
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SOCIAL, ECONOMIC & CULTURAL ISSUES
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STRENGTHS OF FAMILY Community membe
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Of the SF-MCH Program participants
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participation in other ways, 22 peo
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KEY QUESTION # 3: HOW HAS THE PROGR
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SOCIAL, ECONOMIC & CULTURAL STRENGT
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captured the majority of responses
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non-participants most often selecti
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The next series of questions asked
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These areas will be considered in o
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The SF-MCH program has been built o
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SATISFACTION WITH SF-MCH PROGRAM SF
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DIFFICULT TO REACH FAMILIES SF-MCH
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“I feel that the SF-MCH program i
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Baby Mikela focus child OCN MCH Pro
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Intercommunity collaboration and di
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are of central concern. Houses are
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The ties/linkages that the nurse pr
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Eni, R. (2005). An articulation of
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Olds, D. L., Kitzman, H., Cole, R.,
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