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Co-location as an Intervention to Strengthen Home Visiting
By Katherine Kellom, Aderinola Adejare, Frances Barg, David Rubin, Peter Cronholm, February 20, 2018
|Stoneleigh Fellow Meredith Matone and her colleagues explore co-location in a new PolicyLab study as a way to strengthen home visiting services.
This research explores the process and impact of co-locating evidence-based maternal and child service models to inform future implementation efforts. Co-location provides organizational opportunities for shared trainings, enabling administrative efficiencies and collaborative staff learning. This research builds on literature encouraging collaboration among community agencies and provides insight on a specific approach. The implementation strategy informs policy across the social services spectrum.
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