“The HV CoIIN feels like great professional development and a launching pad to be able to do this on our own a year from now, and well-equipped to do so.”
IMPROVING
OUTCOMES
AND BUILDING
CAPACITY
THE
HV-COIIN
JOURNEY
HV CoIIN 1.0
launched the first national home visiting initiative using the Breakthrough Series (BTS) with awardees and local home visiting agencies to improve outcomes and to develop the resources and conditions for further scale efforts.
HV CoIIN 2.0
built on the success of HV CoIIN 1.0 by spreading improvements in previously tested topics and continuing to test in New Topic areas to ready for scale.
HV CoIIN 3.0
will engage 30 awardees and 300 LIAs across three cohorts in its Scale efforts and in two New Topic CoIINs. With health equity and families as leaders in CQI as the cornerstone of our work, HV CoIIN 3.0 seeks to continue to grow and expand across more communities, successfully testing, refining, and scaling improvements in home visiting practices.
Meet Our Team
The Health Resources and Services Administration and Education Development Center (EDC), together with multiple experts, support awardees and local home visiting agencies in building capacity for quality improvement, closing the gap in specific topic areas that are ripe for improvement, and scaling tested interventions across a diverse group of home visiting programs.
WE
SUPPORT
TEAMS AT
ALL STAGES
“The HV CoIIN feels like great professional development and a launching pad to be able to do this on our own a year from now, and well-equipped to do so.”
“As I think about the journey through the Health Equity CoIIN, what stands out most to me is the strained and unfortunate history that minorities have experienced in the United States of America. Learning the histories of other areas, and even my own city, was very eye-opening because these occurrences did not happen very long ago.”
“So far, we have had 19 out 23 mothers report symptom improvement, so that’s about an 82.6% symptom improvement rate. We’re so excited about that, and we really contribute a lot of it to Mothers and Babies. It has been a huge asset, especially in rural areas that may not have mental health resources.”
Keep In Touch!
Home Visiting Collaborative
Improvement and Innovation Network
General inquiries: hvcoiin@edc.org
Zhandra Levesque, Project Director: ZLevesque@edc.org
This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number UF4MC26525, Home Visiting Collaborative Improvement and Innovation Network (HV CoIIN). This information or content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by HRSA, HHS or the U.S. Government.