The Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Title V Public Input Survey 2021

If you have any questions or need assistance with filling out the survey, please contact Tami Conn at tconn@health.nv.gov or 775-684-4023 or Kagan Griffin at kgriffin@health.nv.gov or 775-461-6600.

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* 1. What do you think are the top THREE things currently in your community that benefit women, children, and families? These are the things that you feel are a strength in your community, and are available, accessible, affordable, and/or high quality. Select one to three options.

Recreational facilities

Good place to raise children

Schools

Access to healthy foods/healthy food choices

Social support and connections

Early childhood education programs

After school and summer activities for youth

Good paying jobs and livable wage

Arts and cultural events

Inclusive community

Mental health/counseling services

Low crime/safe neighborhoods

Religious or spiritual values

Prenatal care

Health care insurance

Childcare options

Emergency preparedness

Reliable transportation

Services for children and youth with special health care needs

Housing

Health care options (e.g., doctors, clinics)

Safe and well-maintained roads

Job security

Low level of child abuse

Low levels of violence

Safe workplaces

Specialty health care options

Services for children and youth

Low infant death rates

Low levels of homelessness

Low youth death and disease rates

Services for immigrants

Parental or caregiver involvement

Low adult death and disease rates

Other (please specify)

Prefer not to answer

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* 2. What do you think are the top THREE things in your community LACKING OR MISSING that benefit women, children, and families? These are the things that you feel need improvement in your community, and are not available, accessible, affordable, and/or high quality. Select one to three options.

Childcare options

Mental health/counseling services

Good paying jobs and livable wage

Housing

Health care options (e.g., doctors, clinics)

After school and summer activities for youth

Schools

Early childhood education programs

Specialty health care options

Prenatal care

Health care insurance

Access to healthy foods/healthy food choices

Services for children and youth with special health care needs

Services for children and youth

Social support and connections

Reliable transportation

Inclusive community

Recreational facilities

Services for immigrants

Low levels of homelessness

Arts and cultural events

Emergency preparedness

Good place to raise children

Low levels of violence

Religious or spiritual values

Parental or caregiver involvement

Low crime/safe neighborhoods

Safe and well-maintained roads

Low infant death rates

Low level of child abuse

Safe workplaces

Low adult death and disease rates

Low youth death and disease rates

Job security

Other (please specify)

Prefer not to answer

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* 3. What do you think are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE (15 TO 44 YEARS OF AGE)?

Mental health (i.e., anxiety, depression, etc.)

Domestic or intimate partner violence

Illicit substance use (i.e., heroin, cocaine, etc.)

Health care insurance

Not receiving regular health screenings

Chronic disease (i.e., diabetes, obesity, heart disease and stroke, high blood pressure)

Equitable pay

Poor eating habits

Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs), HIV / AIDS, and other infectious diseases

Marijuana use

Prescription drug abuse

Birth control

Dental/ Oral health

Rape / sexual assault / sex and human trafficking

Alcohol use

E-cigarettes or vaping

Suicide

Teenage pregnancy

Lack of access to healthy foods

Dropping out of school

Tobacco use (i.e., cigarettes, chew, etc.)

Unsafe sex

Community violence (i.e., bullying, gang violence, homicide)

Vaccine preventable diseases (i.e., measles, influenza, mumps, pertussis (whooping cough), etc.)

Cancer

Driving while intoxicated

Lack of safe places to exercise

Dating or intimate partner violence among youth

Unintentional injuries (i.e., motor vehicle accidents, drowning)

Unsecure firearms

Access to immunizations and vaccines

Not using seat belts

Respiratory / lung disease (i.e., asthma)

Other (please specify)

Prefer not to answer

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* 4. What do you think are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for PREGNANT WOMEN AND POST-PARTUM WOMEN?

Mental health (i.e., postpartum depression, anxiety, etc.)

Postnatal care

Prenatal care

Breast feeding support

Health care insurance

Illicit substance use (i.e., heroin, cocaine, etc.)

Domestic or intimate partner violence

Limited or no prenatal care

Equitable pay

Not receiving regular health screenings

Poor eating habits

Birth control

Chronic disease (i.e., diabetes, obesity, heart disease and stroke, high blood pressure)

Marijuana use

Access to midwives and/or doulas

Dental/ Oral health

Tobacco use (i.e., cigarettes, chew, etc.)

Alcohol use

Prescription drug abuse

Severe maternal morbidity/birth complications

Lack of access to health foods

E-cigarettes or vaping

Rape / sexual assault / sex and human trafficking

Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs), HIV / AIDS, and other infectious diseases

Vaccine preventable diseases (i.e., measles, influenza, mumps, pertussis (whooping cough), etc.)

Maternal death

Unsafe sex

Cancer

Suicide

Access to immunizations and vaccines

Lack of safe places to exercise

Unsecure firearms

Community violence (i.e., gang violence, homicide)

Driving while intoxicated

Unintentional injuries (i.e., motor vehicle accidents, drowning)

I don’t know

Not using seat belts

Respiratory / lung disease (i.e., asthma)

Other (please specify)

Prefer not to answer

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* 5. What do you think are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for NEWBORNS AND INFANTS (BIRTH UP TO 1 YEAR OF AGE)?

Child abuse / neglect

Maternal substance use during or after pregnancy

Not receiving developmental screenings

Breastfeeding

Health care insurance

Low birth weight / Born before estimated due date (preterm birth)

Tobacco or second-hand smoke exposure or smoking in home

Ability to access healthy foods

Ability to purchase diapers

Access to immunization and vaccines

Vaccine preventable diseases (i.e., measles, influenza, mumps, pertussis (whooping cough), etc.)

Safe sleep options (i.e., alone in a crib, on back)

Unintentional injuries (i.e., motor vehicle accidents, drowning)

Infant death (i.e., sudden unexpected infant death)

Not using child safety seats

Community violence (i.e., gang violence, homicide)

Respiratory / lung disease (i.e., asthma)

I don’t know

Other (please specify)

Prefer not to answer

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* 6. What do you think are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for YOUNG CHILDREN (1 to 5 YEARS OF AGE)?

Access to affordable childcare and/or pre-school

Caregiver substance use or mother/father substance use.

Child abuse / neglect

Poor eating habits

Physical activity

Kindergarten readiness

Not receiving developmental screenings

Dental/ Oral health

Health care insurance

Obesity

Vaccine preventable diseases (i.e., measles, influenza, mumps, pertussis (whooping cough), etc.)

Tobacco or second-hand smoke exposure or smoking in home

Mental health (i.e., anxiety, depression, etc.)

Access to healthy foods

Rape / sexual assault / sex and human trafficking

Screen time

Access to safe places to play

Access to immunizations and vaccines

Unintentional injuries (i.e., motor vehicle accidents, drowning)

Not using child safety seats

Breastfeeding

Community violence (i.e., gang violence, homicide)

Respiratory / lung disease (i.e., asthma)

Unsecure firearms

I don’t know

Other (please specify)

Prefer not to answer

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* 7. What do you think are the What are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for CHILDREN (6 TO 11 YEARS OF AGE)?

Overuse of technology/excessive screen time

Physical activity

Mental health (i.e., anxiety, depression, etc.)

Poor eating habits

Obesity

Caregiver substance use or mother/father substance use

Child abuse / neglect

Dental/ Oral health

Access to healthy foods

Health care insurance

Child abuse / neglect

Tobacco or second-hand smoke exposure or smoking in home

Not receiving developmental screenings

Access to safe places to play

Vaccine preventable diseases (i.e., measles, influenza, mumps, pertussis (whooping cough), etc.)

Community violence (i.e., bullying, gang violence, homicide)

Unintentional injuries (i.e., motor vehicle accidents, drowning)

Access to immunizations and vaccines

Access to sexual health education

Suicide

E-cigarettes or vaping

Not using seat belts / child safety seats

Rape / sexual assault / sex and human trafficking

Not wearing a helmet use (skiing, biking, etc.)

Unsecured firearms

Tobacco use (i.e., cigarettes, chew, etc.)

Dating or intimate partner violence

I don’t know

Respiratory / lung disease (i.e., asthma)

Other (please specify)

Prefer not to answer

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* 8. What do you think are the What are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for ADOLESCENTS/YOUNG ADULTS (12 TO 21 YEARS OF AGE)?

Mental health (i.e., anxiety, depression, etc.)

Lack of social, ethical, emotional, physical and cognitive skills needed during adolescence and to transition into adulthood

E-cigarettes or vaping

Unsafe Sex

Excessive use / inappropriate use of social media

Health care insurance

Overuse of technology / excessive screen time

Illicit substance use (i.e., heroin, cocaine, etc.)

Lack of access to safe places for activities (i.e., sports, hanging out with friends)

Suicide

Obesity

Marijuana use

Physical activity

Alcohol use

Bullying

Caregiver substance use or mother/father substance use.

Poor eating habits

Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs), HIV / AIDS, and other infectious diseases

Access to immunizations and vaccines

Lack of parent/caregiver understanding of care coordination

Community violence (i.e., bullying, gang violence, homicide)

Dental/ Oral health

Teenage pregnancy

Birth control

Dating or intimate partner violence

Access to sexual health education

Rape / sexual assault / sex and human trafficking

Lack of access to healthy foods

Prescription drug abuse

Child abuse / neglect

Lack of medical homes (i.e., patient-centered comprehensive coordinated care)

Unintentional injuries (i.e., motor vehicle accidents, drowning)

Tobacco or second-hand smoke exposure or smoking in home

Tobacco use (i.e., cigarettes, chew, etc.)

Unsecure firearms

Vaccine preventable diseases (i.e., measles, influenza, mumps, pertussis (whooping cough), etc.)

Not wearing a helmet use (skiing, biking, etc.)

I don’t know

Not using seat belts

Respiratory / lung disease (i.e., asthma)

Other (please specify)

Prefer not to answer

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* 9. What do you think are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS (BIRTH TO 21 YEARS OF AGE)?

Lack of adequate access to specialty medical care (genetics, pediatric neurology, child psychiatry, developmental-behavioral pediatrics, etc.)

Navigation of the system of care for children and youth with special health care needs

Lack of social, ethical, emotional, physical and cognitive skills needed during adolescence and to transition into adulthood

Mental health (i.e., anxiety, depression, etc.)

Health care insurance

Inadequate respite care (e.g., services to reduce stress, such as a break or time for yourself)

Lack of parent/caregiver understanding of care coordination

Inadequate school accommodations and interventions

Lack of medical homes (i.e., patient-centered comprehensive coordinated care)

Not receiving developmental screenings

Child abuse / neglect

Lack of access to safe places to play or participate in activities

Caregiver substance use or mother/father substance use

Bullying

Poor eating habits

Dental/ Oral health

Access to sexual health education

Illicit substance use (i.e., heroin, cocaine, etc.)

Alcohol use

Marijuana use

Overuse of technology/excessive screen time

Suicide

Obesity

Excessive use / inappropriate use of social media

Lack of access to healthy foods

Maternal substance use during or after pregnancy

Physical activity

Rape / sexual assault / sex and human trafficking

Dating or intimate partner violence

E-cigarettes or vaping

Tobacco or second-hand smoke exposure or smoking in home

Unintentional injuries (i.e., motor vehicle accidents, drowning)

Vaccine preventable diseases (i.e., measles, influenza, mumps, pertussis (whooping cough), etc.)

Birth control

Community violence (i.e., bullying, gang violence, homicide)

Not using seat belts / child safety seats

Unsafe sex

Access to immunizations and vaccines

Prescription drug abuse

Teenage pregnancy

Unsecured firearms

I don’t know

Not wearing a helmet use (skiing, biking, etc.)

Respiratory / lung disease (i.e., asthma)

Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs), HIV / AIDS, and other infectious diseases

Tobacco use (i.e., cigarettes, chew, etc.)

Other (please specify)

Prefer not to answer

The Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Title V Public Input Survey 2021

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* 1. What do you think are the top THREE things currently in your community that benefit women, children, and families? These are the things that you feel are a strength in your community, and are available, accessible, affordable, and/or high quality. Select one to three options.

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* 2. What do you think are the top THREE things in your community LACKING OR MISSING that benefit women, children, and families? These are the things that you feel need improvement in your community, and are not available, accessible, affordable, and/or high quality. Select one to three options.

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* 3. What do you think are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE (15 TO 44 YEARS OF AGE)?

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* 4. What do you think are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for PREGNANT WOMEN AND POST-PARTUM WOMEN?

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* 5. What do you think are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for NEWBORNS AND INFANTS (BIRTH UP TO 1 YEAR OF AGE)?

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* 6. What do you think are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for YOUNG CHILDREN (1 to 5 YEARS OF AGE)?

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* 7. What do you think are the What are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for CHILDREN (6 TO 11 YEARS OF AGE)?

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* 8. What do you think are the What are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for ADOLESCENTS/YOUNG ADULTS (12 TO 21 YEARS OF AGE)?

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* 9. What do you think are the THREE most important health problems/health issues in the community where you live for CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS (BIRTH TO 21 YEARS OF AGE)?

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* 10. Do you have any general feedback for Nevada Title V Maternal and Child Health Program?