![]() |
||||||||||||||||
PROGRAM INFORMATION
PLANNING PROJECT FOR TOUCHPOINTS AND HEALTHY STEPS
JULY 2007 - MAY 2008
Welcome Enedina Robles, MSW, ACSW
The UCSF Fresno Department of Pediatrics welcomes Enedina Robles, MSW, ACSW asour new Healthy Steps Specialist.
Enedina comes with a wide and rich background in study and work with children. She received her Master of Social Work from Berkley in 2002 and is now registered as an Associate Clinical Social Worker working toward her LCSW. For the past four years with Comprehensive Youth Services (CYS) in Fresnoshe has been the Lead Counselor for the Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) staff. PCIT is an evidence-based behavioral and attachment-based modality with children two to seven years old and their parents/caregivers. She comes with a wealth of child development knowledge and skills across the spectrum of the behavioral sciences.
Enedina brings energy and commitment to her passion of working with young children and their families. She has roots in Fresno, is fluent in Spanish and comes highly recommended by peers and past supervisors. Enedina is a skilled trainer and lecturer and is eager to contribute to the growth and development of our residents. WELCOME!
Healthy Steps Evaluation at Age 5 1/2
The distinguished journal Pediatrics has published in its September 2007 issue a follow-up of the Healthy Steps National Evaluation cohort to age 5 ½ years, prepared by the Johns Hopkins University evaluation team. The key findings from this study show that important benefits of Healthy Steps shown at age 30 months in the National Evaluation (JAMA, 12/17/03) persist. These include: greater satisfaction among parents with their child’s health care, greater odds that parent’s will report a child’s serious behavioral issue to the pediatrician, greater likelihood that the child will receive anticipatory guidance, and greater odds of children reading books. Parents were less likely to use severe discipline such as spanking with an object or slapping in the face. They are also more likely to remain the same pediatric practice. These findings show what the pediatric providers around the nation that provide Healthy Steps know from their daily interaction with patients—Healthy Steps improves the quality of care and the satisfaction of those receiving and providing it. For more information, open “Healthy Steps Hopkins Press Release” document.
Healthy Steps

For more information about Healthy Steps, please view the information below and contact:
Amy Parks, LCSW
Coordinator of Developmental and
Behavioral Pediatrics and Community Medicine
Healthy Steps Pediatrics Program Director
UCSF Fresno Pediatrics
155 North Fresno Street, Suite 219
Fresno, CA 93701
Office: (559) 499-6567
Fax: (559) 499-6561
Email:aparks@fresno.ucsf.edu
The 2006 Healthy Steps Institute was a success. Over 70 persons attended some part of the Institute and 16 completed the majority of the sessions. Evaluation results were 88% “very good” to “excellent.” For more information click on the evaluation report documents below:
Healthy Steps Institute 2006 Evaluation Report
Healthy Steps Institute 2006 Evaluation Summary Data
Family and Community Medicine is off to a good start with Healthy Steps.
Stay tuned for more developments.
Click here to see photos of the INSTITUTE
PROGRAM PRESENTATIONS
2006
EVALUATION
2006
AGES AND STAGES QUESTIONNAIRE TRAINING [PowerPoint PDF]
EDINBURGH POSTNATAL DEPRESSION SCALE [PDF]
DEVELOPMENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL CARDS AND TOOLS
RESOURCE GUIDE AND HANDOUTS
http://www.fresno.ucsf.edu/pediatrics/resources.htm


supported by a grant from First 5 Fresno
| Overview |
| Residents |
| Curriculum |
| Research |
| Faculty |
| Pay & Benefits |
| Apply/Contacts |
| Medical Students |
| Healthy Steps |