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Overview
  • Infant Health and Development Program (IHDP): An Early Intervention Program for Low Birth Weight Premature Infants

    Investigators: Craig T. Ramey, PhD, Donna M. Bryant, PhD, Joseph Sparling, PhD & Barbara H. Wasik, PhD

    Publication Date: May 08, 2016

Infant Health and Development Program (IHDP): An Early Intervention Program for Low Birth Weight Premature Infants Infant Health and Development Program (IHDP): An Early Intervention Program for Low Birth Weight Premature Infants

About This Product

The Infant Health and Development Program (IHDP) was developed to enhance the cognitive, behavioral, and health status of low birth weight (LBW), premature infants. Between birth of a premature child and the age of three, program families received: 1) pediatric follow-up, 2) home visits, 3) parent support groups, and 4) a systematic educational program provided in specialized child developmental centers. The purpose of this early intervention program is to prevent later developmental problems. As such the child is the primary intervention target, although a parent (or other primary caregiver) is an essential participant in various program components. The IHDP curriculum is both center and home-based and includes activities to foster child functioning and enhance primary care giver child-rearing skills. At the end of the program, an experimental evaluation showed that IHDP had positively impacted cognitive and motor skills in participating children, particularly those from the most at-risk families and those who had been born at the "heavier" side of the low birth weight range (2001 to 2500 grams). Click here to view more detailed information on this program.
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Planning & Pre-Implementation
  • Introduction to the Online Program
  • Program Summary
    • Program Summary
  • Facilitator's Manuals
    • IHDP Home Visitation User's Manual
    • Home Visitor Guide for Implementing the IHDP
  • Materials
    • Child Development Center
    • Home Visitation
    • Parent Support Groups
    • Reaching Goals and Solving Problems: A Strategy for Parents
    • Early Intervention Evidence-Based Practice Resource Guide
  • Other Documents
    • Where and How to Begin
Implementation
  • Home Visitation: Home Visitor Guide
    • Section 1: Background on Home Visiting
    • Section 2: Background on the Infant Health and Development Program
    • Section 3: Ensuring Program Quality
    • Section 4: Guiding Principles for Home Visitors
    • Section 5: Creating a Positive Working Relationship
    • Section 6: Basic Helping Skills
    • Section 7: Specific Techniques
    • Section 8: Managing and Maintaining Home Visits
    • Section 9: Professional Guidelines
    • Section 10: Using the Home Visit Assessment Instrument
    • Reaching Goals and Solving Problems: A Strategy for Parents
  • Home Visitation: User's Manual
    • Section 1: Overview
    • Section 2: Implementing the Infant Health and Development Program
    • Section 3: Ensuring Program Quality
    • Section 4: Creating a Positive Working Relationship
    • Section 5: Guiding Principles for Home Visitors
    • Section 6: Professional Development and the Home Visit Assessment Instrument
  • Parent Support Groups
    • The Do's and Don'ts
    • Ideas for Parent Support Group Topics
    • Parent Evaluation
    • Report Form
  • Child Development Center
    • Daily Classroom Summary
    • The Creative Curriculum LearningGames Table of Contents
    • The Creative Curriculum LearningGames Developmental Checklists
    • The Creative Curriculum LearningGames Assessment Instruments
    • Health and Safety Forms
Evaluation
  • Home Visit Assessment
  • Home Visitor Report
  • Pediatric Follow-Up
Product Details
  • Pediatric follow-up
  • Home visits
  • Parent support groups
  • Systematic educational program
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