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THE OFFICE OF DATA AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT (ODPD)

THE OFFICE OF DATA AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT (ODPD). Presentation at the MCHB Parternship Meeting October 3, 2004 Michael D. Kogan, Ph.D. Maternal and Child Health Bureau Health Resources and Services Administration

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THE OFFICE OF DATA AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT (ODPD)

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  1. THE OFFICE OF DATA AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT (ODPD) Presentation at the MCHB Parternship Meeting October 3, 2004 Michael D. Kogan, Ph.D. Maternal and Child Health Bureau Health Resources and Services Administration U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

  2. FOCI OF THE ODPD • Build and enhance human resource capacity in MCH epidemiology • Build and enhance data systems at the national, state, and local levels • Enhance the data capacity within MCHB • Collect and analyze data related to the three MCHB strategic plan goals and MCHB program areas • Coordinates MCHB’s work on program accountability and evaluation, and policy analysis

  3. ODPD STAFF • DATA AREA • Mary Overpeck • Rebecca Tingle • Steph Toomer • Rosemarie Hakim • Mary Kay Kenney • Jennifer Huang • PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AREA • Jack Tenenbaum • Jaime Resnick • Talia Englehart • Ginneh Stowe • Karen Thorne

  4. SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES COMING

  5. BUILD AND ENHANCE HUMAN RESOURCE CAPACITY IN MCH EPIDEMIOLOGY

  6. PROGRAMS IN MCH EPIDEMIOLOGY • Annual series of 4-6 web-based MCH DataSpeaks providing skills building • Support MCH epidemiology doctoral students who use state or local data for their dissertation • Support CDC/HRSA program on state-based MCH epidemiologists • Co-sponsor the MCH Epidemiology conf. • With CDC, sponsor training opportunities through AMCHP at the MCH Epidemiology Conference

  7. YOU WILL ENJOY THE PRESENTATIONS THIS AFTERNOON

  8. PROGRAMS IN MCH EPIDEMIOLOGY • Graduate student intern program in Epidemiology Data Skills • Support the MCH Epidemiology Certificate Program at Emory University (with CDC) • Provide support to States who want to publish their work in scientific journals –strengthening the evidence base in MCH (with CDC) • MCH Epi Training Course for States and local areas (with CDC)

  9. BUILD AND ENHANCE DATA SYSTEMS AT THE NATIONAL, STATE, AND LOCAL LEVELS

  10. NATIONAL SURVEY ON CHILD HEALTH • HRSA/MCHB Partnership with CDC/NCHS • Identifies 2000 children per state by random digit dialing telephone survey • Gathers information on the physical, mental, and emotional health of children • Survey collection January 2003-May 2004

  11. AT THE END OF THE DAY YOU WILL LEAVE HERE WITH …

  12. NATIONAL SURVEY OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS • HRSA/MCHB Partnership with CDC/NCHS • Identifies 750-1000 children per state by random digit dialing telephone survey • Gathers information on the health care experiences and needs of CSHCN and their families • Survey collection begins January 2005

  13. HEALTH BEHAVIORS OF SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN SURVEY • Quadrennial survey of 15,000 US children in 6th--10th grades • Information compared to 30 other countries conducting the same survey • Co-sponsored by NICHD and HRSA/DCAFH • Next survey to begin in 2005 • Goal is to provide background information on adolescent health behavior in support of MCHB programs

  14. A SMILE ON YOUR FACE AND…

  15. OTHER PROGRAMS IN BUILDING DATA CAPACITY • Integrating States’ child health information systems with newborn screening services (with DCSHCN) • Using multi-level modeling to design programs to address disparities in State and local areas • Support data capacity-building for state and community child review teams with DCAFH (Division of Child, Adolescent and Family Health)

  16. OTHER PROGRAMS IN BUILDING DATA CAPACITY • Develop a web-based data resource center for the National Survey of Children’s Health

  17. A SONG IN YOUR HEART

  18. OTHER DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS ACTIVITIES

  19. DATA ANALYSIS ACTIVITIES • Co-leadership (with CDC) on the chapter for maternal and child health for Healthy People 2010 • Produce “Child Health USA” • Produce “Women’s Health USA” (with OWH and DPSHS) • Produce “Chartbook on Adolescent Health” • Produce “Chartbook on Children with Special Health Care Needs” (with DCSHCN) • Produce chartbooks on children’s health, oral health and obesity • Publications in scientific journals

  20. ALTHOUGH PREFERABLY…

  21. PLANNING, POLICY, AND EVALUATION ACTIVITIES • Work on HRSA and MCHB strategic plans • Work on Govt. Performance and Results Act plans • Work on MCHB participation in SCHIP • Chairs MCHB’s evaluation committee • Coordinates evaluation training • Provides assistance to MCHB programs on evaluation development and managed care issues

  22. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE • Provide technical assistance on data and analysis on an as-needed basis to regional, state, local and territorial health offices, when requested

  23. NOT A WAYNE NEWTON SONG

  24. Contact Michael Kogan, Ph.D. MKogan@hrsa.gov Maternal and Child Health Bureau 5600 Fishers Lane Room 18-41, Parklawn Building Rockville, MD 20857 301-443-3145

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