FY09 Outcomes
During the 2010 Fiscal Year (July 1, 2009-June 30, 2010), CHIP staff conducted 7,105 home visits with 1,104 children from 773 families.
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FAMILY STRENGTHENING
- Of parents who were unemployed and seeking employment at enrollment, 39% became employed after two years in the program.
- Of parents with less than a high school education or GED at enrollment, 28% obtained their GED or high school diploma after 2 years in the program.
- Of parents who had obtained a high school diploma or GED by their CHIP enrollment, 28% improved their education status through vocational training, college, or other institutions of higher education.
- 100% of enrolled children enrolled who turned 5 by September 30 had the required documentation to enter kindergarten.
- At age 5, 84% of enrolled children scored at or above the standard developmental milestones in each area as measured by the Ages and Stages Questionnaire.
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HEALTH CARE COORDINATION
- 98% of enrolled children reported having a medical home.
- 62% of enrolled children reported having a dental home.
- 100% of newly enrolled children were assessed for developmental delays within 3 months of enrollment.
- 28 children were determined to be at-risk for developmental delays and were referred for intervention services.
- 90% of families with enrolled children age birth to five received nutritional counseling through WIC. 75 families declined WIC services.
- 46% of enrolled children had an initial dental exam by age three.
- 68% of enrolled children with a propensity for using the emergency room for primary care, showed a reduction in ER visits at annual recertification.
- 92% of enrolled children turning two during the timeframe received the recommended number of immunizations by the age of two.
- 94% of enrolled children completed their immunization series by age six.
- 90% of enrolled children were up-to-date on recommended well-baby visits.
- 48% of enrolled children age three and over received regular dental care.
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PEDIATRIC ASTHMA PROJECT
CHIP’s Health Care Advisory Committee is developing new outcomes for CHIP’s Asthma Project. This set of new data will be posted by year end.
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BEGIN WITH A GRIN DENTAL VARNISH PROGRAM
- 90% of children who turned 37 months during the timeframe received at least one dental varnish application before turning 37 months.
- CHIP nurses applied 578 dental varnish treatments to 439 children during the timeframe.
- 99% of families with children participating in the Begin With A Grin program received in-home dental education using the Virginia Department of Health’s Bright Smiles for Babies curriculum.
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PREGNANT MOMS PROGRAM
- 87% of enrolled women were 90% up-to-date on recommended prenatal visits.
- 62% of enrolled women who smoked, quit smoking during pregnancy.
- 45% of enrolled women breastfed their babies for the first two months postpartum.
- 96% of enrolled women were enrolled in WIC for supplemental nutrition and counseling during pregnancy.
- 67% of enrolled teen women who lacked a High School Diploma or GED, continued their education after the birth of their baby.
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MENTAL HEALTH
- 100% of children who enrolled in CHIP Mental Health Case Management received a complete psycho-social assessment through Blue Ridge Behavioral Healthcare.
- 73% of enrolled children age 5 and under, improved their social-emotional health from the previous year as measured by the Ages & Stages Questionnaire: Social-Emotional Assessment.
- 42% of enrolled children ages 4-7 realized a 10 point reduction in at least two areas of functional impairment, as measured by the PECFAS (Preschool and Early Childhood Functional Assessment Scale), compared to the previous year’s score.
- 75% of enrolled children who received a recommendation for outpatient counseling complied with and received the service.
- 100% of enrolled children have a service plan developed based on their individual needs.
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