MCHB-Funded Projects

Perinatal and Infant Oral Health Quality Improvement Initiative

Grantees

Pilot Grantees 2013–2017

• Connecticut Department of Social Services
  • Connecticut’s Perinatal and Infant Oral Health Program 2013–2018
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2016 progress report
• Health Research Inc./New York State Department of Health
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2018 progress report
• West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2016 progress report

Expansion Grantees 2015–2019

• California Department of Public Health
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2019 progress report
• Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Inc.
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2019 progress report
• Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
  • Project abstract
  • Final report
• MaineHealth
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2019 progress report
• Maryland Department of Health
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2019 progress report
• Rhode Island Department of Health
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2019 progress report
• University of New Mexico
  • Project abstract
  • Final report
• Virginia Department of Health
  
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2019 progress report

Expansion Grantees 2016–2019

• Northern Arizona University
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2019 progress report
• Massachusetts Department of Public Health
  • Project abstract
  • Final report
• Children’s Dental Services (Minnesota)
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2019 progress report
• South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
  
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2019 progress report
• Texas Department of State Health Services
  • Project abstract
  • FY 2019 progress report

Report

The Maternal and Child Health Bureau–Funded Perinatal and Infant Oral Health Quality Improvement (PIOHQI) Initiative 2013–2019: Final Report describes the significance of oral health care throughout pregnancy and infancy, provides an overview of the PIOHQI initiative, details the project’s strategies to improve perinatal and infant oral health, and highlights efforts to support the PIOHQI projects.