Western New York Maternal and Child Health Environmental Assessment
In exploring the role we might play in improving maternal and child health outcomes in western New York, we replicated the steps we took in central New York to identify…
In exploring the role we might play in improving maternal and child health outcomes in western New York, we replicated the steps we took in central New York to identify…
Overview For low-income families concerned with providing for their children’s basic needs, trying to find a dentist can be the least of many worries. Making oral health care a priority…
Continuing and expanding upon our research in central New York, this study by the New York Academy of Medicine used information from one-on-one interviews with 43 mothers and eight fathers…
Overview Tooth decay, or dental disease, is the most common chronic disease among young children in the United States. And yet, it’s almost 100% preventable. Healthy teeth are important because…
Overview In the City of Niagara Falls, 29% of pregnant women are not receiving early prenatal care. About 14% of the babies born in the city are premature and 8.5%…
As part of the process we used to determine our approach to improving maternal and child health in central New York, we commissioned the New York Academy of Medicine to…
In 2010, we analyzed data from 2005-2007 births in central New York to identify “hot spot” communities with high poverty rates and a high risk of poor maternal and child…
Overview While infant mortality has declined in this country, the United States still ranks last among 17 developed nations, and near the bottom in child mortality and low birth weight….
We commissioned the Western New York Community Health Planning Institute, the planning arm of the P2 Collaborative of Western New York, to replicate an analysis on maternal and child health…