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NICHQ believes we can accelerate the improvement of health care for children by coming together to share ideas and knowledge.



Conferences & Training
Childhood Obesity Action Network

The Childhood Obesity Action Network is a new approach to improving child health by improving children’s health care. The goal of the Action Network is to stop the rise and eliminate disparities in rates of childhood obesity.

Q Calls: Strategies for Better Pediatric Care
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Next Q-Call: Childhood Obesity Policy May 28, 2008 12-1:30 p.m. EDT/9-10:30 a.m. PDT

About Q-Calls: Strategies for Better Pediatric Care Q-Calls are 60-90 minute informative and interactive phone conferences led by nationally recognized experts in their field. The purpose of Q-Calls is to disseminate information to the healthcare community about NICHQ's Bold Agenda for Improving Children's Healthcare set by Dr. Charles Homer.

National Congress on Childhood Obesity
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March 19, 2008

The NICHQ Childhood Obesity Action Network invites you to the second National Congress on Childhood Obesity, a milestone in the ongoing campaign to end the epidemic. Learn more about treating childhood obesity, exchange ideas and gain inspiration from your colleagues from around the country. Policymakers, practitioners, healthcare educators and other active leaders will convene to discuss approaches, review successes and analyze barriers to bring solution to light. Together we can reduce the prevalence of childhood obesity.

Collaborative Learning
Improving Follow-up to Newborn Hearing Screening by Working Through the Medical Home
September 2005 - October 2007

The initiative aims to reduce delays and improve follow-up to newborn hearing screening programs using a quality improvement process while integrating the Medical Home concept for infants with hearing loss. The methodology can also be applied to other types of “early and continuous” screening programs.