4046.0 Healthy Child Care America: Supporting Health and Social Emotional Development of Young Children in Child Care Settings

Tuesday, October 28, 2008: 8:30 AM
Oral
The goal of the Healthy Child Care America program is to build linkages between health and child care professionals in support of the healthy development of young children in child care settings. Strategies to improve quality in child care include meeting health and safety standards and providing additional child care staff training through the use of child care health consultants (American Academy of Pediatrics [AAP], 2002). This session discusses how a child care health consultation model can be used to address child care quality rating and improvements as well as support the health and social emotional development of young children in child care settings and their families.
Session Objectives: As a result of attending this session participants will be able to: 1. Describe the collaboration between a nursing center and childcare quality rating and improvement agency and their stakeholders; 2. Identify challenging behaviors and best practices for addressing them; 3. Discuss the individual and family-level benefits incurred by participation of families with young children in a home visiting program; 4. Identify asthma management concerns in child care environments; 5. Describe the effects of multiple roles on fathers behavior/support for their wives in Japan as a workaholic society.
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8:30 AM
Nursing in Wonderland: A Child Care Health Consultant Collaboration
Sharon Starr, MSN, RN, Maryellen Madden, BSN, RN, Debra Lawrence, MA and Ana Catanzaro, PhD
8:45 AM
Connecting the Dots model for early intervention in child care: Two years of challenge and success
Anne Short, MBA, Joan F. Walsh, PhD and Jonathan B. Kotch, MD, MPH
9:00 AM
Home Visiting for Families with Young Children: The Benefits and the Challenges
Tammy Thomas, MSW, MPH and Alina Bodea Crisan, MD, MPH
9:15 AM
Building the capacity of child care providers to care for children with asthma
Krista L. Ward, DC, MPH, Anjali Nath, MPH and Stephanie N. Manfre, MSW
9:30 AM
Spillover of work and family roles of fathers and their emotional support for young mothers
Takashi Naruse, PHN,RN, Azusa Arimoto, PhD, PHN, RN, Izumi Watai, MS,PHN,RN,MW, Akiko Honda, PhD,PHN,RN, Atsuko Taguchi, RN, PHN, MS and Sachiyo Murashima, PhD, PHN,RN

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Organized by: Maternal and Child Health
Endorsed by: Socialist Caucus, Women's Caucus