Download OEI Logic Model Centering

Equity in Birth Outcomes Project
Vision/ Mission/ Broad Goal: Improve African American birth outcomes through increased participation in
Centering Pregnancy (provider capacity and consumer awareness)
INPUTS
ACTIVITIES
OUTPUTS
OUTCOMES
Resources (materials,
infrastructure, partners)
that will directly support
the work
The components and elements that
reflect the actions you will take/
implement to change your outcomes
The direct products of activities
Specific changes to the community or
participants’ behavior, skills,
knowledge, health status
-Capacity determined
-Enrollment tracked
-Patient outcome data tracked
Short Term
-# of pregnant women enrolled in CP
-Increased number of referrals to CP
-Increased availability of CP at more sites
-Increased adherence to prenatal
appointments
-Increased rates of breastfeeding
- Birthing hospitals (UH,
Metro, CC - Fairview,
Hillcrest)
- Centering Partners
(NFP, UH)
- Funding opportunities –
statewide pilot and MOD
- OEI team inclusive of
reps from services
that touch target
population (managed
care, FQHCs, home
visiting, hospitals)
- CFHS Potential
additional funding
source
Expand Centering Pregnancy Offerings
• Assess interest CP expansion
• Identify a single Family Medicine Practice to
implement CP program
• Establish data sharing agreements with
participating Centering Program
Implement enhanced outreach and engagement
in CP
• Engage community to assess knowledge and
perception of CP program
• Host a minimum of five focus groups with
target population
• Enlist and train people (champions, mavens,
peers) to communicate with providers and
community members
• Increase awareness in the community
• Educate providers to enhance referrals to CP
program
• Develop marketing and outreach materials
• Work with providers to enhance service
delivery and participation in CP
-Marketing and outreach
campaign generated using
community input
-# Communicators identified
-# Communicators trained
-#/type Marketing materials
developed
-#/ type Marketing materials
distributed
-# of focus group participants
-# of focus groups conducted
-# of education sessions with
healthcare providers
Long Term
-% of deliveries > 37 weeks gestation
among pregnant women in Cuyahoga
County delivering at University Hospital
-% of deliveries >32 weeks gestation
among pregnant women in Cuyahoga
County delivering at University Hospital
-% of newborns born weighing > 1500
grams delivered at University Hospital
-% of newborns born weighing > 2500
grams delivered at University Hospital
-% change in disparity in preterm, VLBW,
LBW
-Increase post partum visit rates (w/in 60
days of birth)
-Increase infant medical home
-Increased capacity in Cuyahoga County
to provide centering program
Context: Conditions that will indirectly make it easier or more difficult to achieve the goals of the project
-Centering Pregnancy is currently in place in two locations in Cuyahoga County. The program requires funding for implementation.