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강영호 ( Kang Young-Ho ) - 서울아기건강첫걸음사업지원단
조성현 ( Cho Sung-Hyun ) - 서울대학교 간호대학
전경자 ( June Kyung-Ja ) - 순천향대학교 간호학과
이지윤 ( Lee Ji-Yun ) - 강원대학교 간호대학
김유미 ( Kim Yu-Mi ) - 동아대학교 의과대학 예방의학교실
조홍준 ( Cho Hong-Jun ) - 울산대학교 의과대학 서울아산병원 가정의학과
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Abstract
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With the motto ‘Equity from the Start for a Healthy Future’, the Seoul Healthy First Step Project (SHFSP) was launched in 2013 in an attempt to support women with young children, to improve the health and development of babies, and eventually to close the gap in child development. The SHFSP contains both universal components (universal risk assessment of mothers and universal home visitation after birth) and selective components (prenatal and postnatal sustained home visits, mothers’ groups, and community service linkage), thereby taking a proportionate universality approach. For sustained home visits, the SHFSP introduced the Maternal and Early Childhood Sustained Home-visiting (MECSH) program from Australia, which has been proven to be effective in improving maternal and childhood outcomes. Between 2013~2017, the SHFSP has paid 58,327 visits to roughly 38 thousand families with babies. In 2017, the SHFSP covered 19.6% of families with newborn babies in Seoul. The SHFSP conducted internal satisfaction surveys of universal and sustained visitation service recipients, in which an overwhelming majority of mothers provided positive feedback. A performance assessment conducted in 2016 by an external organization showed that 93% of SHFSP service recipients were satisfied with the home visitations. Considering the popular support for the program from mothers and families in Seoul (the most affluent area in Korea) and the lack of a national home visiting program to promote early childhood health and development, this program should be expanded nationally in the near future.
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KeyWords
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child development, home health nursing, infant, Korea, maternal-child health services, Seoul
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원문 및 링크아웃 정보
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등재저널 정보
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