Child developmental health | |
Measure | Definition |
Developmental health | Scores on the Early Development Instrument assessed by teachers in kindergarten year, along five domains: physical health and well-being; emotional maturity; social competence; language and cognitive skills and general knowledge and communication skills. Overall and domain-specific scores will be used. This measure is available for off-reserve schools and for over half of the 63 First Nations communities in Manitoba, including 60% of the SF-MCH communities. |
Family functioning | |
Measure | Definition |
Justice involvement | Child involvement as a victim or a witness in the provincial justice system in the first 3 years of life |
Maternal mental health | Defined as mother having at least one physician visit for a mood/anxiety, personality or psychotic disorder, using the following medical claims codes: for mood/anxiety disorders (ICD9 codes 296, 300, 309 and 311), personality disorders (ICD9 code 301) and psychotic disorders (ICD9 codes 295, 297 and 298) |
Substance use | Hospitalisations and physician visits with codes for alcohol and/or drug dependence (ICD9 codes: 291–292, 303–305; ICD10 codes: F10–F19, F55) |
Child immunisation | Complete and partial immunisation at 1 and 2 years of age defined by a minimum number of doses of each type of vaccine based on the immunisation schedule at time of birth |
Participation in Healthy Baby Programmes | Defined as participation in any Healthy Baby Programme (as per Brownell et al 52) after start of FFHV or SF-MCH participation. Healthy Baby programmes include the Prenatal Benefit (available throughout Manitoba) and Community Support Programme (not available on-reserve) |
Child maltreatment-related outcomes | |
Measure | Definition |
Violent deaths | Taken from Gilbert et al
25 Homicides and injury purposively inflicted (ICD9 codes E960–E969 and ICD10 codes X85–Y09); other violence (ICD9 codes E970–E999 and ICD10 codes Y10–Y36, Y87, Y89)—including undetermined whether accidental or purposive and injury due to legal interventions and operations of war |
Maltreatment-related hospitalisations | Taken from Gilbert et al
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Child taken into care | Child entering out-of-home care (eg, foster care) one or more times during each year after birth |
FFHV, Families First Home Visiting; SF-MCH, Strengthening Families Maternal Child Health.