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Child Care Health Consultants

Learn more about Child Care Health Consultants and their valuable role through the following resources. (Click on the photos to view or download individual articles and click on the link in the Source box to review the referring document.)

California Works to Fund Child Care Health Consultants, Advocates
Recognizing the potential of the child care setting as an access point for needed health and social services, Healthy Child Care California proposed state legislation to support quality child care in the face of welfare reform. Learn more about the proposal in this short article.
Healthy Child
Care America Newsletter,

Volume 3,
Number 1,
January 1999
Child Care Health Consultant Job Description
Learn more about the role of child care health consultants, including recommendations for expertise and knowledge.
Healthy Child
Care America Newsletter,

Spring 1999
Healthy Child Care Connecticut
This short article describes Healthy Child Care Connecticut's many activities, including the training of early childhood educators to support the social and
emotional development of young children and their families.
Healthy Child
Care America Newsletter,

Winter 2001
Healthy Child Care Pennsylvania: Consultation, Training, and Technical Assistance
Since 1990, the Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics has operated the Early Childhood Education Linkage System
(ECELS) to provide health and safety consultation, training, and technical assistance to early childhood
education programs statewide. Learn more about this program's activities, including its efforts to links nurses and physicians with child care programs to provide health consultations.
Healthy Child
Care America Newsletter,

Volume 2,
Number 1,
May 1998
Healthy Child Care West Virginia
This short article describes the activities of Healthy Child Care West Virginia, including developing a regional outreach plan to recruit Child Care Health Consultants and training more than 100 consultants to be linked to early childhood programs.
Healthy Child
Care America Newsletter,
Summer 2000
Know What You Have, Know What You Need (A Grassroots Approach to Child Care Health Consultation)
Learn about one county's efforts to provide onsite consultation to child care centers after budget cuts reduced the number of public health nurses available for consultation.
Healthy Child
Care America Newsletter,
Volume 1,
Number 2, September 1997
The National Program to Train Child Care Health Consultants
The National Training Institute for Child Care Health Consultants uses a train-the-trainers model to train health and child care professionals to serve as trainers of Child Care Health Consultants. Learn more about the training components through this short article or view a current training schedule.
Healthy Child
Care America Newsletter
,
Volume 3,
Number 1,
January 1999
Nurses as Child Care Health Consultants
Learn about the many services that nurses provide as Child Care Health Consultants and how they can make
a long-term difference in the health of children, families, and caregivers.
Healthy Child
Care America Newsletter,
Volume 1,
Number 2, September 1997
Train the Trainers
This short article provides information about Louisiana's efforts to use child care health consultant training to reach, teach, and enlist health professionals to serve as leaders in promoting quality child care.
Healthy Child
Care America Newsletter,

Volume 1,
Number 2, September 1997