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Lori A. Roggman, 2018 How to observe and increase home visiting quality with the Home Visit Rating Scales Lori Roggman, PhD, Professor of Human Development HOVRS-3 Parent Child+ Conference MAY 1, 2019 Lori A. Roggman, 2018 Training Goal Learn how to observe home visits that support developmental parenting with the Home Visit Rating Scales. Lori A. Roggman, 2018 What is Developmental Parenting: A set of parenting behaviors measured by PICCOLO. An approach to home visiting measured by the Home Visiting Rating Scales. Lori A. Roggman, 2018 What is developmental home visiting? v Practices that engage families (evidence-based, interdisciplinary, across models): 1. relationship-based – build relationships with families 2. strengths-based – respond to family strengths & cultures 3. facilitative—engage caregiver in supporting child development 4. collaborative—partner to build caregiver capacity & confidence 5. engaging—caregiver and child engaged together in visit

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Howtoobserveandincreasehomevisitingqualitywith

theHomeVisitRatingScales

LoriRoggman,PhD,ProfessorofHumanDevelopment

HOVRS-3

ParentChild+ConferenceMAY1,2019

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TrainingGoalLearnhowtoobservehomevisitsthatsupportdevelopmentalparenting withtheHomeVisitRatingScales.

� LoriA.Roggman,2018

WhatisDevelopmentalParenting:

AsetofparentingbehaviorsmeasuredbyPICCOLO.

AnapproachtohomevisitingmeasuredbytheHomeVisitingRatingScales.

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Whatisdevelopmentalhomevisiting?v Practicesthatengagefamilies(evidence-based,interdisciplinary,acrossmodels):1. relationship-based– buildrelationshipswithfamilies

2. strengths-based– respondtofamilystrengths&cultures

3. facilitative—engagecaregiverinsupportingchilddevelopment

4. collaborative—partnertobuildcaregivercapacity&confidence

5. engaging—caregiverandchildengagedtogetherinvisit

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HomeVisitRatingScales-3ØAnobservationalmeasureofadevelopmentalparentingapproachtoeffectivehomevisitingØAtooltoincreasequality inhomevisitingpracticesandfamilyengagementØAresourceforsupervision,coaching,professionaldevelopmentandqualityimprovement

ObservationGuidefortheHomeVisitRatingScales

Roggmanetal.

HOVRS

(tobepublishedin2019)

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WhenHOVRS scoresarehigher:

Parents:2timesaslikely tohavehighHOMEscores

Children:3timesaslikelytohavehighlanguagePPVTscores

Whatdifferencedoeshomevisitqualitymake?

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•Observationalmeasureofhomevisitingquality•Reliable:goodinter-rateragreement•Valid:predictsparentandchildoutcomes(HOME,PPVT)•7Scalesratedfrom1(NeedsSupport)to7(Excellent)•EachScalehas4-7itemswithindicatorsofquality—41items

1. Relationship2. Responsiveness3. Facilitation4. Collaboration

5. Parent-ChildInteraction6. ParentEngagement7. ChildEngagement

Practices

Engagement

DevelopmentalParentingApproach

HOVRS3:TheNewestVersionoftheHomeVisitRatingScales

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4.Toadaptactivitiestothefamily'sinterestsandneeds,thehomevisitor__1=directsdiscussionoractivityinaninflexibleway.__3=occasionallyadaptsdiscussionoractivitytowhatcaregiverorchildsayordo.__5=frequentlyadaptsdiscussionoractivitytowhatcaregiverorchildsayordo.__7=5+commentsontheinterestsorneedsexpressedbywhatcaregiverorchildsayordo.

___(1)Needssupport __(3)Adequate __(5)Good __(7)Excellent

ratings

item

indicators

WhatdoesaHOVRS-3 itemlooklike?Scale2:RESPONSIVENESSTOFAMILYSTRENGTHSANDCULTURES:Planswithcaregiverinputandidentifiesandadaptstothefamily’sstrengths,values,interests,andgoalsforsupportingchilddevelopment.

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__(1)Needssupport __(3)Adequate __(5)Good __(7)Excellent

Howitems getrated(1,3,5,7)

HowScales getrated(1,2,3,4,5,6,7)Overall: __1 __2 __3 __4 __5 __6 __7

Needs support Adequate Good Excellent

today!

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ChildDevelopment

Howcanhomevisitshelpparentssupportchilddevelopment?Asimplelogicmodel:

DevelopmentalParenting

Affection

Responsiveness

Encouragement

Teaching

Social-emotional

Cognitive

Physical-motor

Language

DevelopmentalHomeVisiting

PICC

OLO

Relationship

Responsiveness

Facilitation

Collaboration

Engagement ASQHomeVisitRatingScales

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SupportandacceptfamiliesastheyareBeagoodguestwhilebeingagoodprofessional

ShowwarmthandacceptanceShowrespectandcourtesyAskforinformationbeforegivingitListengenerouslyandactivelyFocusonchilddevelopment

Toberelationship-based...Buildrelationshipswithfamilyfocusedondevelopment

“...tobehelpfulwithoutbeingintrusive,toshownosurprisewhateverhappened,...tobecheerful,strong,and...notweaklysentimental.

KateWiggins,homevisitor,1923(pp.112-113)

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Findoutwhattheirstrengthsare!

How do you get her interested in new things?

Whatdoyouenjoydoingwithhim?

?

Tobestrengths-based...Responsivenesstofamilystrengthsandcultures

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Tobefacilitative...Facilitatepositive,responsive,developmentalsupport

Encouragesupportiveinteractionstogetstrongeroutcomes

PICCOLOcan helpyoucoachdevelopmentalparentingbehavior

Coachingsteps:1. Engagecaregiverwithchild&observeclosely2. Describewhatyousawthecaregiverdo3. Describehowthechildresponded4. Explainhowthishelpschilddevelopment

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Whycoachinginsteadofmodeling?Modeling Coaching

Ignoreswhatparentalreadydoes

Watches whattheparentdoeswithchild

Doesn’tindividualizetoparentskilllevel

Observes toseewheretostartwitheachfamily

Doesnotshowrespectforparentexpertise

Asks whattheparentalreadyknowsanddoesandthenbuildsonit

Discouragesparentsandreducesself-efficacy

Encourageswithpositivefeedbacktobuildparentconfidence

Comesbetweenparentandchild

Supports parent-childrelationshipascontextfordevelopment

Usetechniquesfrominfantmassage:• Modelwithdollorparent

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Tobecollaborative...

Worktogetherasequals,eachbringingstrengths§ Hand any materialstotheparent,notchild§ Askparentaboutchildabilitiesandinterests§ Useparent’sideas&interests§ Don’tinterrupt!

Collaboratewithparent(withoutinterrupting)

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How to Discuss RatingsFocus on Strengths

Describe:1. a behavior reflecting a strength2. how the family responded3. how it helped engage the caregiver in supporting child’s development

Discuss: How could you use this strength to facilitate developmental parenting? How could you use it to strengthen other practices?

Remember: “needs training” = “not yet”

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CoachingFramework

Howhomevisitorscoach

parents&

Howsupervisorscancoach

homevisitors

Whatsupervisors

needtocoachhomevisitors;Whathomevisitorsneedtocoachparents

NCQTL

WhatPICCOLO&HOVRSdo

info&encouragement

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ManywaystouseHOVRS-3inpractice

Mentoring,supervising,coachingobservation&feedbackreflectionandgoalsetting

Professionaldevelopmentidentifyingtrainingneedsdefiningnextsteps

Communityofpracticeregularmulti-programmeetingspractice-focus

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Feedback:“Inoticethat....andthismattersbecause...”

CatharinaOerlemans,FamilySupportSupervisoratFirstStepNYC

When someone says, “I notice. . .” you can take a breath, you feel highlighted and seen. And when someone tells you what you did well, it makes you want to do it more often. How could you not want to give that to someone else?

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•Whatdidyoulearn?

•Whatdidyoulike?

• Whatareyourplanstousewhatyoulearned?

• Whatisyourfirststepnextweek?

• Whodoyoucallwithquestions?

Reflect:

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