# Presentation: 561979

## THE OFFICE OF DATA AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT (ODPD)

**THE OFFICE OF DATA AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT (ODPD)**

**        ****Presentation at the MCHB Partnership Meeting**
**October 14, 2007**
**Michael D. Kogan, Ph.D.**
**           ****Maternal and Child Health Bureau**
**    ****Health Resources and Services Administration**
**  ****U.S. Department of Health and Human Services****                                                                                         **

***WHY IS IT IMPORTANT THAT YOU USE MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH DATA TO GUIDE YOUR PROGRAMS?***

## Picture of MCH Leaders Who Used Their States’ MCH Data

## Picture of Someone Who Did Not

## OUTLINE OF TODAY’S PRESENTATION

- Describe each of the foci within our office
- Provide description of projects
- Award all-expense paid vacation for two to Paris to the person who pays the most attention _***(IF TIME AT THE END)***_

## FOCI OF THE ODPD

- Build and enhance human resource capacity in MCH epidemiology
- Build and enhance data systems at the national, state, and local levels
- Enhance the data and evaluation capacity within MCHB
- Collect and analyze data related to the MCHB strategic plan goals and MCHB program areas
- Coordinate MCHB’s work on program accountability, evaluation, and policy analysis

## ODPD STAFF

- 		Mary Kay Kenney
- 		Gopal Singh
- 		Steph Toomer
- 		Jaime Resnick
- 		Chris Hager
- 		Reem Ghandour
- 		Joann Burch (intern)

## ODPD STAFF

## CONSULTANTS TO ODPD STAFF

**BUILD AND ENHANCE HUMAN RESOURCE CAPACITY IN MCH EPIDEMIOLOGY**

## PROGRAMS IN MCH EPIDEMIOLOGY

- Annual series of 4 web-based MCH DataSpeaks providing skills building
- Support MCH epidemiology doctoral students who use state or local data for their dissertation
- Support CDC/HRSA program on state-based MCH epidemiologists
- Co-sponsor the MCH Epidemiology conf.
- With CDC, sponsor training opportunities through AMCHP at the MCH Epidemiology Conference (**2007 will be Trend Analysis**)

## PROGRAMS IN MCH EPIDEMIOLOGY

- Graduate student intern program in Epidemiology Data Skills
- Provide support to States who want to publish their work in scientific journals –strengthening the evidence base in MCH (with CDC)
- MCH Epi Training Course for States and local areas (with CDC)

**BUILD AND ENHANCE DATA SYSTEMS AT THE NATIONAL, STATE, AND LOCAL LEVELS**

- How many children are reported to have asthma in your State?

- How many children have periods without health insurance during the course of a year in your State?

- What is the extent of physical and emotional problems among children and what percent have unmet needs for treatment in your state?

- How many home runs did Carl Yastrzemski hit when he won the triple crown in 1967?

- What was the color of Robert E. Lee’s white horse?

## NATIONAL SURVEYS ON CHILD HEALTH

- HRSA/MCHB Partnership with CDC/NCHS
- Identifies 2000 children per state by random digit dialing telephone survey
- Gathers information on the physical, mental, and emotional health of children
- First survey collection January 2003-July 2004
- Next survey began in 2007

## NATIONAL SURVEYS OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS

- HRSA/MCHB Partnership with CDC/NCHS
- Identifies 750-1000 children per state by random digit dialing telephone survey
- Gathers information on the health care experiences and needs of CSHCN and their families
- First survey collection was 2000-2002
- Next survey collection was 2005-2006
- Data available in late autumn 2007

## OTHER PROGRAMS IN BUILDING DATA CAPACITY

- Integrating States’ child health information systems
- Evaluating child health information systems

## OTHER PROGRAMS IN BUILDING DATA CAPACITY

- Developed a web-based data resource center for the National Survey of Children’s Health as well as the National Survey of Children with Special Health Care Needs (with DCAFH and DSCSHCN)
- www.childhealthdata.org

**OTHER DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS ACTIVITIES**

## DATA ANALYSIS ACTIVITIES

- Co-leadership (with CDC) on the chapter for maternal and child health for Healthy People 2010
- Produce “Child Health USA”
- Produce “Women’s Health USA” (with OWH and DPSHS)
- Produce “Chartbook on Children’s Health”
- Produce “Chartbook on Oral Health”
- Produce “Chartbook on Obesity”
- Produce “Chartbook on Rural Children’s Health”

## DATA ANALYSIS ACTIVITIES

- Produced chartbooks on Adolescent Health, and Children with Special Health Care Needs (with DSCSHCN)
- Special issue of the *Maternal and Child Health Journal* on state-level analyses of children with special health care needs
- Special issue of *Pediatrics* on results from the NSCH
- Publications in scientific journals

## PLANNING, POLICY, AND EVALUATION ACTIVITIES

- Policy and Health Financing (Medicaid, SCHIP)
-     - Serves as the policy lead on Medicaid, State Children’s Health Insurance Program, and MCH financing issues
-     -  EPSDT Leadership Workshops: Facilitate State-level policy meetings between multiple agencies for improving EPSDT rates.
-    -  *Insure Kids Now* links children and families to free and low-cost health care insurance
- Discretionary Grant Performance Measures
- 	- Collect demographic, financial, and performance measure data from over 800 grantees on 37 performance measures
- 	- Expected to provide public web-reports in early 2008.
- Strategic Planning:  Updating the Strategic Plan for release in Spring/Summer of 2008.
- MCH Library: information on a broad range of related topics; weekly newsletter, the *MCH Alert;* research articles; reports and publications; audiovisual materials; and links to databases and other MCH sites.

## PLANNING, POLICY AND EVALUATION ACTIVITIES

**Evaluation: **
-  -  Assist programs with data collection strategies and necessary approvals.
**Performance Reporting:**
-   -   Assist Bureau in preparing for Performance Assessment Rating Tool (PART) reviews;
-   -  Develop and monitor long-term measures;
-   -  Report targets and results for annual and efficiency measures.

## TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

- Provide technical assistance on data and analysis on an as-needed basis to regional, state, local and territorial health offices, when people ask politely using their ‘pleases’ and ‘thank yous’.

## Contact

- Michael Kogan, Ph.D.
- _[MKogan@hrsa.gov](mailto:MKogan@hrsa.gov)_
- Maternal and Child Health Bureau
- 5600 Fishers Lane
- Room 18-41, Parklawn Building
- Rockville, MD 20857
- 301-443-3145