C7 - Perinatal Oral Health and Title V National Performance Measure 13A

2017 AMCHP Annual Conference

March 4-7, 2017 in Kansas City, MO.

2017 AMCHP Annual Conference Schedule

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C7 - Perinatal Oral Health and Title V National Performance Measure 13A

Co-Presenter(s):
Lynette Biery, PA-C, MSc
Bureau of Family Health Services, Director, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS)
Marty Milkovic, MSW Emily J. Norrix, MPH
Perinatal Oral Health Consultant, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Lansing, Michigan
Moderator(s):
Jolene Bertness, MEd, CHES
Health Education Specialist, National Maternal and Child Oral Health Resource Center

In 2015, the U.S. Maternal and Child Health Bureau revised the process that state use for the Title V Maternal and Child Health (MCH) block grant needs assessment, grant application, and reporting. As a part of this process, 15 national performance measures (NPMs) across six population health domains were established, with each state selecting eight NPMs based on priority needs.

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Don't miss out on an amazing opportunity to connect and network with more than 800 public health officials who share an interest in maternal and child health. The 2017 AMCHP Annual Conference will be held March 4-7, 2017 in Kansas City, MO.

The Kansas City Marriott Downtown, site of the 2017 AMCHP Annual Conference, is located near the Power and Light District, giving you easy access to the area's upscale shopping, popular restaurants and vibrant nightlife.

There are many reasons to attend the 2017 AMCHP Annual Conference, including:

Gain a firsthand opportunity to learn about changes occurring in the MCH field, such as Block Grant transformation and Affordable Care Act implementation.
In need of a career boost or professional development? AMCHP has it covered! Conference attendees have the opportunity to gain access to individual and private professional coaching sessions.
Interested in learning more about a particular MCH subfield? Conference session topics will include using technology to advance MCH outcomes, cultural competence and family-centered care, and health care financing and coverage.
Visit the exhibit hall to gather information from resource centers and companies related to maternal and child health, while networking with current and future MCH leaders.
Exchange best practices with other MCH professionals, creating stronger and bolder ideas for the future.

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Please note, the 2017 Call for Proposals is now closed.

General Sessions

Workshops

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C7 - Perinatal Oral Health and Title V National Performance Measure 13A

General Sessions

PL 1 - MCH and Emergency Response: How Zika Begets a Paradigm Shift for Emerging Infections

PL 1 - Opening Dance

PL 2 - MCHB Town Hall – Open Discussion with Input from State Title V Partners and Other MCH Stakeholders

PL 3 - Let’s Get to Work: Moving from Data to Action to Build the Public Health Workforce of the Future

PL 4 - Networking Lunch and Closing General Session

Workshops

A3 Fostering Innovation and Collaboration Through Title V to Advance Adolescent and Young Adult Health

A3-Fostering Innovation and Collaboration - BreakOut Excercise

A5 - Tackling The Tough Stuff

B1 - Engaging Partners for the Transformation of the MCH Block Grant

B3 - Implementing Evidence - Breakout Excercise

B3 - Implementing Evidence: How, What, When, and With Whom?

C6 - Kansas Special Health Services Family Advisory Council Alumni/Mentor Program: Moving into a New Era of Family Involvement with Title V

C7 - Perinatal Oral Health and Title V National Performance Measure 13A

D2 - Improving Policies and Services for Birth Equity

D5 - National Title V CYSHCN Program Profile: Results, Analysis, and Strategic Implications

E4 - Partnerships, Strategies and Tools to Improve and Promote Developmental Screening: An Overview of Three Initiatives

E8 - The Lifecourse Initiative for Healthy Families: Local and Regional Collaboration to Reduce Racial Disparities in Infant Mortality in Wisconsin

F6 - Non-Traditional Partnering to Promote Bright Futures: Recommended Preventive Services for Children

F7 - Using eHealth to Enhance Medical Home Capacity and Access to Specialty Care

G3 - Families as Partners – From Idea to Reality

G4 - Implementation of Immediate Post-partum Long Acting Reversible Contraceptive Insertion - The Experiences of Iowa, Louisiana, and Wyoming

H2: Family Partnerships to Address Inequities in Health Insurance Coverage and Access to Care among Children with Special Health Care Needs

H5 - The Opioid Epidemic: Title V Strategies to Address this Growing Crisis

I4 - Health Care Transition NPM: Achieving Your State's Goals and Objectives