WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND PUBLIC HEALTH MPH 600 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC HEALTH W. TWEEL, MD, MPH.

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WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND PUBLIC HEALTH MPH 600 INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC HEALTH W. TWEEL, MD, MPH

WHY DO WOMEN AND CHILDREN DESERVE SPECIAL ATTENTION? l 48% OF THE U.S. POPULATION CONSISTS OF WOMEN OF CHILDBEARING AGE, CHILDREN, AND YOUTH UNDER THE AGE OF 22 YEARS. l THEY ARE DISPROPORTIONATELY REPRESENTED AMONG AMERICANS IN POVERTY. IN 1990 CHILDREN COMPRISED NEARLY 40% OF THE NATION’S POOR. THE NEED IS GREAT:

l PREGNANCY AND CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT ARE ESPECIALLY ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED RISK OF DYSFUNCTION, DISEASE, AND DISABILITY.

l WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE THE LEAST REPRESENTED IN DECISION-MAKING CIRCLES THAT DESIGN AND MANAGE HEALTH CARE.

l THIS POPULATION OFFERS THE GREATEST POTENTIAL FOR BENEFIT FROM HEALTH PROMOTION AND DISEASE PREVENTION ACTIVITIES.

l WOMEN AND CHILDREN HAVE UNIQUE HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS REQUIRING THE TAILORING OF PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICES ALONG WITH COMPREHENSIVE, POPULATION BASED SERVICES.

TEN ESSENTIAL MCH PUBLIC HEALTH FUNCTIONS

1 DATA COLLECTION l ASSESS AND MONITOR MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH STATUS TO IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS PROBLEMS

2 INVESTIGATION l DIAGNOSE AND INVESTIGATE HEALTH PROBLEMS AND HEALTH HAZARDS AFFECTING WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND YOUTH

3 EDUCATION l INFORM AND EDUCATED THE PUBLIC AND FAMILIES ABOUT MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH ISSUES

4 COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT l MOBILIZE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN POLICYMAKERS, HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS, FAMILIES, THE GENERAL PUBLIC, AND OTHERS TO IDENTIFY AND SOLVE MCH PROBLEMS

5 LEADERSHIP l PROVIDE LEADERSHIP FOR PRIORITY SETTING, PLANNING, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY EFFORTS TO ASSURE THE HEALTH OF WOMEN, CHILDREN, YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES

6 PROMOTE AND ENFORCE LAWS l PROMOTE AND ENFORCE LEGAL REQUIREMENTS THAT PROTECT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND YOUTH AND ENSURE PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY FOR THEIR WELL BEING

7 ASSURE ACCESS l LINK WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND YOUTH TO HEALTH AND OTHER COMMUNITY AND FAMILY SERVICES, AND ASSURE ACCESS TO COMPREHENSIVE, QUALITY SYSTEMS OF CARE

8 ADEQUATE INFRASTRUCTURE l ASSURE CAPACITY AND COMPETENCY OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND PERSONAL HEALTH WORK FORCE TO EFFECTIVELY ADDRESS MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH NEEDS

9 EVALUATE l EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS, ACCESSIBILITY AND QUALITY OF PERSONAL HEALTH AND POPULATION-BASED MCH SERVICES

10 RESEARCH l SUPPORT RESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATIONS TO GAIN NEW INSIGHTS AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO MCH RELATED PROBLEMS