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Notes
99
Bibliography
103
Appendices
A: MCH Training Program Evaluation Project
Advisory Committee Members
109
B: Site-Visited Projects and Project Directors
111
C: Additional Information on Interviews
with Former Trainees
115
Tables
Table 1: Maternal and Child Health Bureau
Long-Term Training Program Priorities, FY 1999
17
Table 2: Median Awards by Priority Area,
FY 1999 19
Table 3: Trainees Supported by MCH Training
Grants, FY 1999
20
Table 4: Faculty Supported by MCH Training
Grants, FY 1999
23
Table 5: Demographics of Former Trainee
Sample and Respondents
118
Table 6: Current Employment of Former
Trainees 119
Table 7: Former Trainees' Participation
in Leadership Activities
120
Figures
Figure 1: MCH Pyramid
4
Figure 2: MCH Training Program Logic Model
10
Figure 3: Allocation of Training Program
Funds Among Priorities, FY 1999
22
Figure 4: Training Program Grantee Budgets,
FY 1999 22
Figure 5: MCHB Training Grant Sites, FY
1999 25
Figure 6: Former Trainees Still Practicing
in MCH Field
36
Figure 7: Job Change After Completing
MCH Training
37
Figure 8: Job Change Attributed to MCH
Training 38
Figure 9: Former Trainees Who Had a Faculty
Mentor 38
Figure 10: Importance of Faculty Mentoring
to Former Trainees' Careers
39
Figure 11: Former Trainees Who Received
Continued Mentoring After Training
40
Figure 12: Former Trainees Who Consider
Themselves a Leader in the Field
40
Figure 13: Leadership by Cohort
41
Figure 14: Examples of Leadership Activities
of Former Trainees
42
Figure 15: Examples of Recent Leadership
Activities of MCH
Training Program Grant Faculty
55
Figure 16: Examples of Treatment and Service
Innovations
56
Figure 17: Examples of Policy Work of
Grantees 57
Figure 18: Publications Produced by Supported
Faculty and Trainees, FY 1999
58
Figure 19: Technical Assistance, Consultation,
and Continuing Education Examples
66
Figure 20: Examples of University-Based
Collaborations
69
Figure 21: Examples of Consultation with
Nonfunded Universities
70
Figure 22: Examples of Collaborations
Between Title V Offices and MCH Training
Program Projects
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The
National Center for Education in Maternal and Child Health (NCEMCH) has
completed an evaluation of the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Training
Program, which is funded by the Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB).
The MCH Training Program: An Evaluation is the product of phase
II of the evaluation. Phase II builds on phase I, the results of which
were published in Building the Future: The Maternal and Child Health
Training Program in March 2000.
