Most home visiting providers recognize the importance of engaging families in services. Many differ, however, in how they measure success. Do parents and caregivers need…
Home visiting programs are increasingly using technology to enhance and improve services for children and families. Technology can help home visiting programs reduce geographic barriers…
Our third issue brief explores the use of technology to reduce barriers imposed by geography, along with issues related to transportation, scheduling, and family engagement preferences. We spoke with leaders of four initiatives embracing virtual tools to deliver home visiting services, connect parents to resources, and facilitate supervision and professional development.
Home visitors often confront sensitive issues when meeting with families. Family stressors such as maternal depression, substance use, and intimate partner violence can restrict parents’…
Last month, we published an issue brief on home visiting research, evaluation, and quality improvement efforts supported by the Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home…
The call for papers deadline has passed. Continue checking back for future topics of interest. The NHVRC is launching our second call for papers! Do…
As part of its commitment to evidence-based practice, the Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program (MIECHV) includes funding for home visiting research, evaluation, and quality improvement efforts. Our September 2017 issue brief details those MIECHV-supported efforts.
The call for papers deadline has passed. Continue checking back for future topics of interest. The NHVRC is launching our first call for papers! Do…
