State Action Plan Introduction
Realizing the vigorous nature of MCH as well as the depth and breadth of issues specific to these domain populations, FSM MCH will continue to systematically assess needs during the remaining four‐year time frame. It is being discussed among the FSM MCH programs that the programs determined to address the performance measures on specific indicators that could measure success within the next four‐year period. A thorough review of the State action plan shows that the selected SPMs aligns and amplifies our FSM MCH priorities. Every MCH programs in the FSM will measure and report progress against the priorities and state performance measures in a clear and transparent way. This state action plan provides a framework for how FSM MCH program will implement the important work in 2024 and beyond.
Following is the FSM 2024 Action Plan based on findings made and reported in the 2022 MCH Data Matrix and 2022 MCH Block Grant Review Summary Statement. In this manner, the state MCH programs thoroughly reviewed all types of sources that are available within and around their programs to enhance the MCH program activities. The priorities including the developed SPM measures and strategies that were identified for next year will continue to be the focus activities of the state MCH programs with additional and minor changes to few SPMs.
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2024 FSM MCH ACTION PLAN |
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Domain and State Priority Needs |
NATIONAL OR STATE PERFORMANCE MEASURE |
Objective |
NPM or SPM Strategies |
Evidence-based/-informed Strategy Measure (ESM) |
Numerator/ Denominator |
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Women/Maternal Health |
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Priority 1. Access to health services- Improve women’s health through cervical cancer and anemia screening |
SPM-Percent of women ages 21-65 years old receiving cervical cancer (Pap & VIA) screening. |
1. By 2024, increase percentage of women ages 21-65 years who received a Pap or VIA and anemia screenings by 5%. |
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Number of women ages 21-65 years old who had Pap or VIA screening in the past year |
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Total number of women ages 21-65 years old in the State |
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SPM- Percent of women (15-44 years old) screen for anemia for the past year |
2. By December 2024, Increase percentage of women with childbearing age who received anemia screening by 15%. |
Assure availability of adequate supplies for continuous screening of anemia for all women 15-44 years old |
Number of women (15-44 years old) screen for Anemia. |
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Total number of women (15-44 years old) in the state |
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Perinatal |
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Priority 2. Improve perinatal/infant outcomes through early and adequate prenatal care services including Gestational Diabetes and anemia screening |
SPM - Percent of pregnant women who received early and adequate prenatal care services beginning during the first trimester including gestational diabetes screening by 24-28 weeks. |
By 2024, increase the rate of pregnant women receiving prenatal services in the 1st trimester of pregnancy by 45%. |
To conduct at least 5 community awareness sessions (workshops, radio spots) on the importance of early pregnancy booking |
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Number of pregnant women at 20 to 24 weeks who are screened for gestational diabetes |
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By 2024, increase the percent of pregnant women screened for gestational diabetes by 45% |
Ensuring inventory of GDM testing is adequate and that GDM is included in the Prenatal procedure and manual |
The total number of pregnant women during the reporting year. |
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Child Health |
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Priority 3. Improve child health through healthy weight through physical activity and nutrition promotion |
NPM #8.1 Physical Activity: Percent of children, ages 6 through 11, who are physically active at least 60 minutes per day |
Increase the percentage of healthy children through physical activity at least 60 min/day by 85% at the end of 2024 |
To increase sports activities by providing sporting supplies and equipment to 1-6 graders in the schools |
Percent of children ages 6 – 11 years old doing school physical activity at least 60 minutes per day and is actually recorded in the physical activity attendance sheet
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Number of 6 – 11 years old who are recorded in the school physical activity attendance sheet |
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Total number of children ages 6 – 11 in the schools |
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Adolescent Health |
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Priority 4. Improve adolescent health by providing well medical visits, assessing violence and safety and promoting healthy adolescent behaviors and reducing risk behavior (i.e. drug and alcohol use) and poor outcomes (i.e. teen pregnancy, injury, suicide) |
SPM - Percent of adolescents aged 12-17 years who have attended educational awareness sessions on adolescent and behavioral health in the schools |
By 2024, increase the percentage of adolescents aged 12-17 years who have attended educational awareness sessions on adolescent and behavioral health in the schools that actually received a well-adolescent visit by 35%. |
To provide educational awareness in all the schools on the importance of well medical check-ups or health preventive visits. |
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Number of 12-17 years old attended education on adolescent's health during the past school year who actually visited the clinics for a preventive medical service |
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Number of 12-17 years old in the schools who attended educational awareness sessions in the schools on the importance of well medical check-ups or health preventive visits |
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Children with Special Health Care Needs |
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Priority 5. Provide care coordination training for parents/caregivers of Children with Special Health Care Needs |
Percent of parents/caregivers received and completed training in Care Coordination of services for children with special health care needs (CSHCN) |
By December 2024, increase the percentage of parents /caregivers receiving specialty trainings in care coordination of services for CSHCNs by 50%. |
Work collaboratively with specialists/ specialized trainers to provide more and continuous care coordination training to CSHCN parents/caregivers in the FSM States. |
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Number of parents/caregivers receiving trainings on care coordination for CSHCN |
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Total number of parents/caregivers during the reporting year |
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