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* Administration And Support * Opioid Settlement Funds * Office of Privacy, Security and Contracts * Policy, Research And Evaluation * Institutional Review Board * Wyoming’s Volunteer Health Services Program * Wyoming Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program * Wyoming’s Rural Health Transformation Program * Healthcare Licensing and Surveys * Wyoming Retirement Center * Wyoming Senior Services Board * Veterans’ Home Of Wyoming * Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment Services * Early Intervention and Education Program * Wyoming Life Resource Center * Apply for Medicaid or Kid Care CHIP * Home and Community-Based Services * Medication Donation Program * Program Integrity: Report Fraud, Waste and Abuse * Wyoming Health Information (WYFI) * Wyoming Adult Hearing Aid Program * Infectious Disease Epidemiology * Public Health Laboratory * Chronic Disease And Maternal Child Health Epidemiology * Emergency Medical Services * Public Health Preparedness and Response * Rural And Frontier Health * Cancer and Chronic Disease Prevention Unit * Community Prevention Unit * Maternal and Child Health * Women, Infants and Children * Administration And Support * Opioid Settlement Funds * Office of Privacy, Security and Contracts * Policy, Research And Evaluation * Institutional Review Board * Wyoming’s Volunteer Health Services Program * Wyoming Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program * Wyoming’s Rural Health Transformation Program * Healthcare Licensing and Surveys * Wyoming Retirement Center * Wyoming Senior Services Board * Veterans’ Home Of Wyoming * Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment Services * Early Intervention and Education Program * Wyoming Life Resource Center * Apply for Medicaid or Kid Care CHIP * Home and Community-Based Services * Medication Donation Program * Program Integrity: Report Fraud, Waste and Abuse * Wyoming Health Information (WYFI) * Wyoming Adult Hearing Aid Program * Infectious Disease Epidemiology * Public Health Laboratory * Chronic Disease And Maternal Child Health Epidemiology * Emergency Medical Services * Public Health Preparedness and Response * Rural And Frontier Health * Cancer and Chronic Disease Prevention Unit * Community Prevention Unit * Maternal and Child Health * Women, Infants and Children Maternal and Child Health Unit The Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Unit exists to partner with communities and families to promote and advocate for optimal health and wellbeing, using a public health approach.
Feliciana Turner, Unit Manager Maternal and Child Health Unit 122 West 25th Street, 3rd Floor West Phone: 307-777-6921/800-438-5795 * Maternal and Child Health Unita * Brush Up on Early Oral Health * Wyoming Partnership Access Line (PAL) * Children's Special Health Program * CSH Client/Parent Resources * CSH Professional Resources * Specialty Clinic Directory * Newborn Screening Program * Frequently Asked Questions * Newborn Screening Education * Critical Congenital Heart Disease (CCHD) * Newborn Screening Report Card Dashboard * Newborn Screening Panel * Women and Infant Health Program * Maternal Mortality Review Committee * Maternal Mortality Review Committee Membership Applications * Providers - Order Materials!
* Wyoming Perinatal Quality Collaborative * Wyoming Hand in Hand - Home Visitation Program * Youth and Young Adult Health Program * Adolescent Suicide Prevention * Pediatric Mental Health Care Access * Needs Assessment Key Findings * Personal Responsibility and Education Program (WyPREP) * Child Health Request for Applications * Child Health Request for Applications FAQ * Women & Infant Health Rolling Request for Applications * Current and Past Awardees * Women & Infant Health Request for Applications FAQ * Wyoming Maternal Mortality Review Committee Family Interviewer # Women and Infant Health Program The Women and Infant Health Program targets two priority areas in Wyoming: women/maternal health and infant health.
Below is our priority needs in each of these areas and our strategies to address these needs. ## Count the Kicks is Now Available in Wyoming! Click the button below to learn more!
Click Here to Learn More About Count the Kicks Click here to learn more about the Maternal Mortality Review Committee Click here to learn more about Safe Sleep Click here to learn more about the Wyoming Perinatal Quality Collaborative ### Prevent Maternal Mortality * Promote the importance of attending postpartum visits, and identify and implement evidence-based strategies to address barriers to postpartum visits.
* Maternal Mortality Review Committee * Implement evidence-based strategies to improve maternal health outcomes to include implementation of cross-state Utah-Wyoming Maternal Mortality Review Committee. ### Prevent Infant Mortality * Safe Sleep Practices/Environments * Promote importance of safe sleep practices; and identity and implement evidence-based activities to address barriers to safe sleep practices.
#### how are we doing on addressing these needs? Check out how we are doing on on these strategies and our priority needs by visiting the Wyoming MCH Title V National Outcome Measures (NOM) and National Performance Measures (NPM) Dashboard, the Wyoming Vital Statistics Services Trend Reports Dashboard, and the Wyoming Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) Dashboard!
Wyoming MCH Title V NOM and NPM Dashboard Wyoming MCH Vital Statistics Dashboard Women and Infant Health Program Manager 122 West 25th Street, 3rd Floor West Phone: 307-777-6921 / 800-438-5795 Email:**mchinfo@wyo. gov** ## Contact Us(307) 777-7656 * Notice of Privacy Practices * Non-Discrimination Notice Your feedback will be used to help improve Google Translate
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