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The Pilot to Co-Pilot: New York’s Experiences with the Health Status Indicators ~ + ~
Today’s Panel:
About New York’s Title V Program:
NY’s Document
Context: Other Initiatives
Why Health Status Indicators Are Useful to NY
Helps to explain New York’s status
Helps identify a need for action
Concerns
Important Issue
MCHS Block Grant Indicators-NY Experience
Data Source Issues
2 Year Old Immunization Status--NPM 5
Breastfeeding--NPM 9
Children without Insurance--NPM 12
Health Status Measures-Medicaid vs All--HSI 5
Health Status Measures-Medicaid vs All--HSI 5 (cont.)
For Early Prenatal Care:
More Appropriate State Indicators
Teen Birth Rate--NPM 6
% Medicaid Enrollees @ 15 mo. of age who received at least 1 well child visit--HSI 2
Well Child Visits- Medicaid @15 Months
Number of Juvenile Crime Arrests--HSI 25
Comparability with State/National Indicators
Asthma Hospitalizations in Children < 20 Years Old--HSI 1
Asthma Hospitalizations in Children (cont.)
Observations/Suggestions
Core MCHSB indicators are useful for National/State Comparisons
MCHB should lean toward less core and more state-selected indicators
For upcoming MCHSB Needs Assessment effort, states should be able to assess “local” needs, utilizing state/locally appropriate measures. It would make the document more “usable” at state level.
Whenever appropriate, standardize measures with HP 2010
Local Partner -- Monroe County
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Concerns
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