Family Policy Program

Research and Evaluation

Home Visiting Resources

2000-2001 Oregon Healthy Start Status Report
- Appendix A: Site Descriptions
- Appendix B: Data Tables
1999-2000 Oregon Healthy Start Status Report
1998-1999 Oregon Healthy Start Status Report
1997-1998 Oregon Healthy Start Status Report; Appendix
1996-1997 Oregon Healthy Start Status Report
- Part 1: Family Assessment and Service Delivery; Appendix
- Part 2: Performance Outcomes for Children and Families; Appendix

Using a performance measurement approach, these status reports assess the successes and challenges experienced in the pursuit of Healthy Start's goals to create wellness for Oregon children and their families.

2000 Healthy Start Cost Benefit
This cost benefit analysis examines the relevant monetary benefits and costs of the Oregon Healthy Start system of supports for higher risk, first time families. Anticipated benefits from participation in two-years of Oregon Healthy Start (OHS) home visitation were compared to the costs of two years of program delivery.

1999 Healthy Start Implementation Study
Implementing Oregon Healthy Start: How Are We Doing? describes 14 Healthy Start sites, the challenges they have faced in implementing aspects of the Healthy Start framework and strategies they have found successful. County sites include: Clackamas, Clatsop, Deschutes, Harney, Hood River, Jackson, Josephine, Lane, Linn, Marion/Polk (combined), Tillamook, Union, Wasco/Sherman (combined), and Washington.


	Limit results to this site.		Health and Human Sciences » Human Development and Family Sciences » Family Policy Program » Home Vising Resources. Research and Evaluation Home Visiting Resources 2000-2001 Oregon Healthy Start Status Report Appendix A: Site Descriptions Appendix B: Data Tables 1999-2000 Oregon Healthy Start Status Report Appendix A Appendix B-1 Appendix B-2 Summary 1998-1999 Oregon Healthy Start Status Report 1997-1998 Oregon Healthy Start Status Report; Appendix 1996-1997 Oregon Healthy Start Status Report Part 1: Family Assessment and Service Delivery; Appendix Part 2: Performance Outcomes for Children and Families; Appendix Using a performance measurement approach, these status reports assess the successes and challenges experienced in the pursuit of Healthy Start's goals to create wellness for Oregon children and their families. 2000 Healthy Start Cost Benefit This cost benefit analysis examines the relevant monetary benefits and costs of the Oregon Healthy Start system of supports for higher risk, first time families. Anticipated benefits from participation in two-years of Oregon Healthy Start (OHS) home visitation were compared to the costs of two years of program delivery. 1999 Healthy Start Implementation Study Implementing Oregon Healthy Start: How Are We Doing? describes 14 Healthy Start sites, the challenges they have faced in implementing aspects of the Healthy Start framework and strategies they have found successful. County sites include: Clackamas, Clatsop, Deschutes, Harney, Hood River, Jackson, Josephine, Lane, Linn, Marion/Polk (combined), Tillamook, Union, Wasco/Sherman (combined), and Washington.