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2009 CityMatCH Urban MCH Leadership ConferenceACCOMPLISHMENTS/RESULTSAll three pilot sites completed the required number of case reviews and held regular CRT meetings. CATsmade recommendations that resulted in positive changes in all three project communities.BARRIERS• A lengthy IRB process,• Access to HIV/AIDS data,• Budget and time constraints.LESSONS LEARNED• Using the FIMR methodology increases and strengthens the partnership between MCH and HIV,resulting in improvements to systems of care for women.• Having representation from both the MCH and HIV fields and a diverse membership in the makeup ofthe CRT and CAT is essential.• Implementing a two-tiered system —a CRT to identify potential improvements and a CAT to carry outimprovements— is critical.• Conducting maternal interviews produces a wealth of qualitative information not available in themedical records and provides a unique and powerful opportunity for the mother to share her experiences.PUBLIC HEALTH IMPLICATIONSCDC is continuing to support the FIMR/HIV methodology. Participating partners are providing fiscalsupport to new project sites and are developing a FIMR/HIV Learning Community & Resource Center.80
2009 CityMatCH Urban MCH Leadership ConferenceUtilizing new technology to facilitate home visiting, data collection, and qualityassurancePRIMARY CONTACT:Mitchell Coates, MBAInformation Technology LiaisonHealthy Start, Inc.400 N. Lexington StreetPittsburgh, PA, 15208Phone: (412) 247-4009 Ext. 2342Fax: (412) 247-1877Email: mcoates@hsipgh.orgWebsite: www.healthystartpittsburgh.orgCATEGORYPreconception health and health careInfant mortality and morbidityCO-PRESENTER(S)/AUTHOR(S):Michael Caliguiri, mcaliguiri@hsipgh.org(Author)FOCUSData FocusBACKGROUNDHealthy Start, Inc. utilizes a multidimensional approach for service implementation to women, men andchildren with the goals of reducing infant mortality, poor birth outcomes and elimination of healthdisparities. Relying on the multidisciplinary teams consisting of outreach workers, nurses, social workersand various specialists, program staff develops sound strategies with the assistance of best modelpractices, data abstraction and evaluation to address areas of concern in an identified project area. Byusing portable computers, Healthy Start, Inc. can capture the data accurately, save on printing costs, andevaluate the data accurately.OBJECTIVESTo provide audience members with an outline on how to simplify data collection processes through theuse of new technology available to home visiting programs, and to provide a description of the HealthyStart, Inc. model of utilizing data collection and abstraction on health and social issues disparatelyeffecting women of color in targeted communities resulting in specific outreach and case managementstrategies to promote positive outcomes for women and their families.METHODSAudience will receive specific examples of the Participant Information Management System used byHealthy Start including an interactive demonstration, as well as program strategies and outcomes resultingfrom data analysis, both quantitative and qualitative. Audience will also receive examples of products/resources used to coordinate care for consumers including male-based programming, depression screeningtools, database equipment and evaluation reports.81
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