Databases for home visits

Posted on: 02 June 2015 By: Clean Air for Kids

Hi All,

I work with the Clean Air for Kids program at the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department in the State of Washington. The majority of our work is done utilizing home visits and our database is not quite up to snuff. We are starting to shop around for other databases and thought we would check and see what other programs are using. If you are willing, it would be helpful if you could share: what database you are using, how much it cost, what fields you can fill in, can it be used on a laptop/tablet, what are the pros and cons.

Many thanks in advance!

Attrition

Posted on: 27 May 2015 By: Largo

What level of attrition do you typically experience? For example, if you were to successfully enroll 100 families and they received your initial visit, how many would "graduate" through the entire program?

What about School Environments - Children are there almost as much time as home.

Posted on: 27 May 2015 By: jshaw

Many schools also have IAQ, pest, mold/mildew/moisture, dust, etc. issues that exacerbate Asthma - a wide variation from what we have seen locally and other areas of the country.  Do either of your programs also address school environments (using IAQ Tools for Schools or other evaluations)?  Should they?  Previous EPA award winners focused on Schools-based programs similar in many ways to what you described.  Combining/aligning and engaging BOTH home and school is child-centered, and likely to generate even better returns.

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