Comprehensive Data Resource Center for Advancing Child Health Initiatives

Welcome to the Data Resource Center for Child and Adolescent Health - where data meets your needs in the advancement of child health initiatives!

Explore our comprehensive platform designed for healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, and community leaders who are dedicated to improving outcomes for children and adolescents. This is not just a collection of statistics; it's an interactive gateway that empowers you with insights, tools, and resources to inform decisions and shape strategies.

Our DRC Video Overview provides a concise tour through our site functionalities, including how to navigate the data query system, understand dataset specifics, download datasets, request additional data resources, access codebooks, and get personalized assistance. We are committed to making complex data understandable and accessible for everyone involved in child health care.

With our Data avlable section, you can dive into the latest findings from the National Survey of Children's Health NSCH, an extensive study conducted by HRSA MCHB. It provides nationwide data on children’s health status and access to healthcare services across all states, regions, and HRSA regions for a holistic view.

The NSCH dataset contns critical information that can help you identify trs, disparities, and areas requiring intervention in the child health landscape. The 2021-2022 data combines two years of comprehensive survey results offering deep insights into recent changes and impacts on children's well-being.

Our archived Data Query for NSCH prior to 2016 allows those with specific interests in older datasets to delve into historical trs that can provide context for current research or program planning. This resource is invaluable for continuity studies or tracking progress over time.

The HRSA MCHB Title V Information System offers a platform to explore data pertinent to the Maternal and Child Health Bureau's funding programs, enabling comparisons across states in terms of health outcomes, resources allocation, and disparities.

To assist you further, we provide an interactive comparison tool that allows users to assess how different factors influence children’s health status by state. This feature is particularly useful for those working at national or regional levels who need comprehensive data analysis capabilities.

Stay updated on the latest developments in child health through our newsletters, which highlight new datasets, codebook updates, and technical assistance opportunities provided by CAHMI's Data Resource Center team.

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Explore the Data Resource Center today to discover how our curated datasets can contribute to your work in enhancing children's health outcomes through evidence-based practices.

For any questions or assistance related to data use, our team is here to support you. Feel free to ask about specific dataset inquiries, technical difficulties, or requests for additional resources. Your feedback is crucial as we continuously strive to improve and expand the capabilities of this platform.

We believe that together, with access to high-quality data, we can make informed decisions that lead to meaningful improvements in child health across communities. Thank you for your interest in the Data Resource Center for Child and Adolescent Health!

For more information or assistance:

• Eml: [email protected]

• To request Title V-related technical assistance, visit: HRSA MCHB Title V Information Systemhttps:www.hrsa.govmaternal-child-health-programs-servicestitle-v-information-system

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This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration HRSA of the U.S. Department of Health and Services HHS, through grant number U59MC27866, titled National Maternal and Child Health Data Resource Center, with a funding amount of $4.5M. The information or content provided does not necessarily represent the official position of HRSA, HHS, nor should any orsements be inferred by these entities.
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