About
The growing need to translate findings of successful programs and practices into actionable resources has called for an evolution in the support provided to Title V agencies in the states and jurisdictions.
The revised Strengthen the Evidence for MCH Programs utilizes a consortium-based approach to advance MCH National Performance Measure topic areas and develop evidence-based/informed State Action Plans.
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Partners
- National Center for Education in Maternal & Child Health (NCEMCH)
- National Maternal and Child Health Workforce Development Center (NMCHWDC)
- Association of Materbak and Child Health Programs (AMCHP)
- CityMatCH
- Thrive Center for Children, Families and Communities (formerly the Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development)
Factsheets
Learn more about the MCH Evidence Center:
- MCH Evidence Center: Website Highlights
- MCH Evidence Center: Key Resources and Goals
- MCH Evidence Center: Three Strategies
- MCH Evidence Center: Technical Assistance
- MCHbest Strategy Database
- Evidence Accelerators
- MCH Digital Library
Overarching Strategies
Project partners provide expert consultation, technical assistance (TA), and resources to assist state Title V MCH Block Grant programs implement the Title V MCH Block Grant.
The three strategic focus areas that the project addresses:
- Support to States. Building upon the NMCHWDC infrastructure, TA is responsive and multi-pronged.
- Implementation Science. Reports and tools are designed to translate effective interventions into practice and policy.
- Knowledge-Based Learning. Learning is responsive to the needs of busy professionals and integrates an extensive MCH knowledge base.