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MCH Epidemiology

Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology conducts surveillance of health outcomes for the MCH populations in Wyoming.  The program provides data, analytic, and evaluation support to the Public Health Division.

 

Contact Info:

Moira Lewis
MCH Epidemiology Program Manager
122 West 25th Street, 3rd Floor West
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Phone: 307-777-5769

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Wyoming MCH Priority Data

As part of the support provided to the Wyoming MCH Unit, MCH Epidemiology monitors and evaluates health data specific to the maternal and child health (MCH) population in Wyoming.  This data helps drives the identification of Wyoming’s MCH priorities.

To learn more about maternal and child health in Wyoming and Wyoming’s MCH priorities visit the MCH Unit webpage.

Please select the links below to access the MCH Title V National Outcomes Measure and National Performance Measure Dashboard, as well as Data Briefs around 2026-2030 priorities selected by the MCH Unit for each domain.  Data briefs for the 2021-2025 priorities can be found at the bottom of each domain’s specific data brief page under ‘Archived 2021-2025 Priority Data Brief(s).’

MCH Outcome and Performance Measure Dashboard

National Outcome Measures (NOMs) and National Performance Measure (NPMs) were chosen and developed by the Health Resources & Services Administration’s (HRSA) Maternal and Child Health Bureau for the Title V Block Grant. The Outcome and Performance Measures cross all population domains and reflect MCH population health status.

National Outcome Measures (NOMs) and National Performance Measure (NPMs) Dashboard

Wyoming MCH Unit 2026-2030 Priorities by Program Domain

 
Women and Infant Health Program

Focuses on infants aged 0 to 1 and women of reproductive age (15-44 years).

2026-2030 Main Program Priorities:

Women’s/Maternal Health Priority

  • Lower Preventable Death and Disease in MCH Populations
    • NPMs
      • PPV-A: Postpartum Visit – Attendance
      • PPV-B: Postpartum Visit – Recommended Components

Perinatal/Infant Health Priority

  • Promote Safe & Supportive Environments for MCH Populations
    • NPMs
      • SS-A: Safe Sleep – Back Sleep Position
      • SS-B: Safe Sleep – Separate Approved Sleep Surface
      • SS-C: Safe Sleep – No Soft Bedding
      • SS-D: Safe Sleep – Room Sharing

Data Briefs Coming Soon!

 
Child Health Program

Focuses on children ages 1 to 11 years.

2026-2030 Main Program Priority:

  • Promote Healthy Growth and Development
    • NPM
      • FS: Food Sufficiency

Data Brief Coming Soon!

 

Youth and Young Adult Health Program

Focuses on youth ages 12 to 24 years.

2026-2030 Main Program Priority:

  • Promote Individual and Family Self-Advocacy
    • NPM
      • MHT: Mental Health Treatment

Data Brief Coming Soon!

 

Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (CSH) Program

Supports eligible clients and their families by offering care coordination services and limited gap-filling financial assistance.

2026-2030 Main Program Priority:

  • Improve Access to Quality Systems of Care
    • NPM
      • MH: Medical Home

Data Brief Coming Soon!

 

Cross-Cutting Domain

Supports eligible clients and their families by offering care coordination services and limited gap-filling financial assistance.  In place of NPMs, State Performance Measures, or SPMs, were developed for the priorities under the Cross-Cutting Domain.

2026-2030 Main Priorities:

  • Promote Family Thriving and Resilience
    • SPM
      • Percent of caregivers who completed the Parent Enablement Instrument (PEI) with a score greater than 4
  • Improve Family & Community Engagement
    • SPM
      • Average composite score reported by Family Leaders, out of the max score that could be reported in the “Impact” domain of the FESAT

Data Briefs Coming Soon!