Identifying and Resolving Concerns
This activity outlines a five-step process child care health consultants can use to resolve a health or safety concern in a program setting.
Early childhood programs work with many consultants to plan and deliver services within the program. Explore these resources to learn more about consultants who work with programs to support health, safety, behavioral health, program management, and quality improvement.
This activity outlines a five-step process child care health consultants can use to resolve a health or safety concern in a program setting.
Explore best practices for how child care health consultants can maintain collaborative partnerships with early care and education programs.
This activity shows how child care health consultants can provide meaningful discussions around health and safety, and strengthen partnerships.
These interactive learning activities will help child care health consultants learn to effectively share their expertise with programs. Explore six realistic scenarios to build and enhance consultation skills.
Find out how to develop a Child Care Health Consultant (CCHC) registry. Learn about the registry’s purpose and components. Explore ways states can add a registry to an existing professional development system.
These modules were inspired by the article: Crowley, A. A., Sabatelli, R.M. Collaborative Childcare Health Consultation: A Conceptual Model. Journal for Specialists in Pediatric Nursing, 13 (2008):74–90. When downloading or using these modules, the above citation must be included for this copyrighted paper.
Learn how programs can find and connect with child care health consultants (CCHCs). Explore ways CCHCs can help improve program safety as well as provide professional development opportunities for staff.
Learn how child care health consultants’ (CCHCs) expertise and knowledge can support early care and education programs. Discover ways CCHCs can help ensure healthy and safe learning environments.
Every state has a dental hygienist liaison (DHL) to promote good oral health among Head Start participants. Learn about the role of DHLs and how they can help staff promote oral health and prevent oral disease.
HeadStart.gov
official website of the Administration for Children and Families