Leadership and Large Scale Change
Authored by Deborah Meehan, Leadership Learning Community, Claire Reinelt, Ph.D., and Sally Leiderman, Center for Assessment and Policy Development, this report uses information from a series of interviews, research and…
Environmental Scan – Services for Seniors with Anxiety and Depression in WNY
In New York State, the number of people aged 65 or older is expected to increase more than 50 percent, from 2.5 million in 2000 to 3.9 million by 2030….
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…
Maternal and Child Health in Western New York: A Qualitative Study
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…
Improving Services for Pregnant Women and Children 0-1 in Central New York State: Profiling High Risk Communities
Maternal and Child Health in Central New York: A Qualitative Study
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…
Maternal and Child Health Data in Central New York: Profiling High Risk Communities
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…
Maternal and Perinatal Health in Western New York
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…
Improving Services for Pregnant Women and Children 0-1 in Central New York State: Environmental Scan and Recommendations
We began our Maternal and Child Health Initiative in central New York in 2009. But before investing in any one area or strategy, we wanted to better understand what local…