Leading Health Indicator 16 (continued)
Objectives Selected to Measure This Indicator
| Florida Objectives |
Healthy People 2010 Similar Objective
(13,
14) |
Fl 35-1 Improve the early and continuous
screening of all children for special
health care needs through ongoing well-child check-ups
Increase Medicaid
eligible children's compliance with “Well Child Check-ups"
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Target: 80 percent
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Baseline: 47.3% of Medicaid eligible children in 2001
Data Source:
Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, Annual Child Health Check-Up
Participation Report, CMS-416
Note: This indicator objective is intended for
all children. If another indicator becomes available which provides a
prevalence estimate, it will replace the Medicaid estimate or be added to
it.
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|
FL1-4b Increase the proportion of children,
youth and young adults aged 0 to 24
who have a medical home
|
Percent |
1998
Baseline |
2010 Target |
|
1-4b Children and youth aged 17 years and under |
93 |
97 |
Data Source:
Statewide
Children's Health Insurance Survey: Update Institute for Child Health Policy,
University of Florida and the Agency for Health Care Administration
|
HP 1-4 Increase the proportion of persons who
have a specific source of ongoing care
|
Percent |
1998
Baseline |
2010
Target |
|
1-4b Children and youth aged 17 years and under |
93 |
97 |
Data Source:
National Health
Interview Survey (NHIS), CDC, NCHS
|
Note: Two objectives were selected to measure progress in the leading indicator –
Well Child Check-Ups for Children and Youth in Florida. These do not include all
the indicators for this children and youth for Well Child Check-Up. More
objectives can be found in the Focus Area 15 and Focus Area 35. Medical home
readings:
http://www.uconnced.org/med%20home/mhreadtext.htm,
http://www.uconnced.org/med%20home/mhread.htm
Current AAP Policy Statements, Clinical Reports, and Technical Reports through
September 2002: AAP Medical Home Statement:
http://www.aap.org/policy/s060016.html
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