...that requires medical attention, including caused by restraint Medication error requiring medical attention Involvement of law enforcement, outside of WY DFS/probation Harm to self-requiring medical attention Fire or other disaster affecting client’s living or treatment situation Elopement or abduction Illegal substance use while on facility grounds or on...
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...Hand in Hand is sponsored through the Public Health Division as a home visitation program where a nurse comes to your home and visits with you about your pregnancy and then after delivery – how things are going after bringing Baby home. The nurse will support you and...
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...lowers tobacco use . 4. This connects to tobacco cessation during pregnancy. If you are still unsure, we are happy to discuss your idea with you to determine if it is a good fit for this funding opportunity. Please contact natalie.hudanick1@wyo.gov to request a discussion on your project...
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...20.3 10.6-35.5 Other 21.8 11.4-37.6 Ever tested for HIV, age 18-64. Wyoming adults age 18-64 reporting having been tested for HIV, not counting tests as part of a blood donation. Population Group Percent 95% CI Total 37.0 34.3-39.7 Gender Males 32.7 29.2-36.5 Females 41.4 37.5-45.5 Age (years) 18-24...
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...important measure of health and nutritional well-being and WIC is a health and nutrition program. During your appointments, WIC will gather these measures and let you know how your child is growing or where you are on your pregnancy weight gain grid. WIC can also let you know...
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Count the Kicks is the evidence-based campaign of Healthy Birth Day, Inc., a nonprofit organization founded by five women who each experienced a stillbirth or infant death. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests roughly 1 in every 162 pregnancies ends in stillbirth for...
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Count the Kicks has a free pregnancy app to help track your baby’s movements every day! Use this app to monitor your baby’s well-being during the third trimester on top of your regular prenatal visits. The app is available on iOS and Android. Can’t download the app? Click...
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...family support specialists, and community services. The PoSC is developed with the input of a multidisciplinary-team before the mother and baby are discharged from the hospital. According to best practices, the PoSC should be started prenatally and serve as a living document throughout the pregnancy and after birth....
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...obese. Wyoming adults reporting body mass index (weight in kg/height in meters squared) >= 25.0. Population Group Percent 95% CI Total 69.9 68.0-71.7 Gender Males 72.2 69.6-74.6 Females 67.3 64.4-70.1 Age (years) 18-24 49.2 40.7-57.7 25-34 70.3 64.5-75.5 35-44 71.7 67.1-76.0 45-54 78.1 73.9-81.7 55-64 78.2 74.9-81.3 65+...
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...or older. Have a body mass index (BMI) of 25 or higher (23 or higher if you’re an Asian American person). Not be previously diagnosed with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Not be pregnant. You’ll also need to meet 1 of these requirements: Had a blood test...
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...26.7-46.4 Diabetes. Wyoming adults reporting they were told by a doctor they have diabetes. Women who were only told this during pregnancy are counted as not having diabetes. Population Group Percent 95% CI Total 10.8 9.8-11.9 Gender Males 10.8 9.5-12.4 Females 10.7 9.3-12.3 Age (years) 18-24 3.2 1.4-7.1...
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