Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Information

Oregon Title V Maternal and Child Health Block Grant

We want to hear from you!

The Oregon MCH-Title V Block Grant is a compilation of assessment, performance measurement, program and policy descriptions, and activity plans currently operating in the Oregon Public Health Division and Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Needs.  The content of the Block Grant is developed by collecting data and information from data sources and from Oregonians with an interest in improving the health of pregnant women, infants, children, adolescents, and children with special health needs.

Let us know of your concerns, ideas or suggestions about the MCH Block Grant annual report and plan.  The following links will take you to a copy of the most recent MCH Block Grant and data forms.  You may access this same information through the interactive Title V Information System (TVIS), where you can conveniently search for specific topics and compare Oregon's Block Grant data and information with other states.

Send your comments to Molly Emmons, Title V Coordinator: molly.emmons@state.or.us

• Title V Information System
  an interactive link to MCH Block Grant narratives and data for each state and region
  (Oregon is in Region 10)
  
• FY 2007 MCH Block Grant Narrative (1,520 KB)
  
• FY 2007 MCH Block Grant Data and Financial Forms (775 KB)
  
• National and Oregon Title V Performance Measures (28.2 KB)
  
• Five-Year Needs Assessment for Title V Block Grant - July 2005 (2,524 KB)
  
• Maternal and Child Health System Capacity Assessment 2005 (2.14 MB)
  
• Oregon Maternal and Child Health Needs Assessment 2005 (2.14 MB)
  
• What is MCH Title V Block Grant?
  
• Maternal and Child Health Leadership Competencies

Oregon's Early Childhood Comprehensive System (ECCS) Plan

• ECCS Plan Executive Summary (1.2 MB)
• ECCS Plan Full Report (Word document)

Local Oregon MCH Assessment and Planning

• A Reference for Local Program Planning, 1st Edition, 2006 (456 KB)

MCH Information and Resources

• Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs
  
  
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  
  
• Health Resources and Services Administration
  
  
• Maternal and Child Health Bureau
  
  
• Maternal and Child Health Information Resource Center
  
  
• Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Title V Information System
  
  
• National Center for Education in Maternal and Child Health
  
  
• National Maternal and Child Health Clearinghouse
  
  
• Oregon Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Needs
  
  
• Oregon Pediatric Society
  
  
• Women's and Children's Health Policy Center, Johns Hopkins University

Oregon Health Topics

• Asthma: Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment
  
  
• Breast and Cervical Cancer
  
  
• CD Summary Newsletter
  
  
• Child Development and Rehabilitation Center
  
  
• Death with Dignity Reports and Report Forms
  
  
• Diabetes Information
  
  
• Disease Outbreaks in Oregon
  
  
• Governor's Healthy Kids Plan
  
  
• Infectious Waste Information
  
  
• Laboratory Licensing Information
  
  
• Lead Poisoning Reporting and Investigative Guidelines
  
  
• Oregon State Cancer Registry
  
  
• Parent Resource Guide (English and Spanish)
  
  
• Population-Based Guidelines for Diabetes Mellitus
  
  
• Pregnancy and Childbirth Health — Oregon Health and Science University
  
  
• Vaccine Information Statements (VIS)
  
  
• Vaccines for Children Program (VFC) Information

Data Resources

• Adult Behavior Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS)
  
  
• Cancer Statistics and Annual Reports
  
  
• Center for Population Research and Census
  (Oregon State Data Center)
  
  
• Communicable Disease Reports
  
  
• Health and Well-Being of Children: A Portrait of States and the Nation, 2005

• HIV/AIDS: Reports, Statistics, Events, Test Sites, CHIP/ADAP
  
  
• Influenza (information and statistics)
  
  
• Injury and Suicide Prevention Information and Data
  
  
• Kids Count: State-Level Data Online
  
  
• Kids Count: The Right Start Online (newborn state and community data)
  
  
• Kids Count CLIKS: Community-Level Information on Kids
  
  
• National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS)
  
  
• National Survey of Children's Health: Data Resource Center
  
  
• Oregon Center for Health Statistics
  
  
• Oregon Health Policy and Research
  
  
• Oregon Health Trends Newsletter Issues
  
  
• Oregon Healthy Teen Survey
  
  
• Oregon Vital Statistics Annual Reports
  
  
• Pregnancy Risk Assessment and Monitoring System
  
  
• STDs: Annual Report, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, and Syphilis
  
  
• Teen Pregnancy Data
  
  
• Tobacco Prevention and Education Program
  
  
• U.S. Census Bureau
  
  
• Vital Statistics County Data
  
  
• Vital Statistics Data