The Home Visiting Evidence of Effectiveness (HomVEE) project is an evidence clearinghouse that systematically reviews research on the effectiveness of early childhood home visiting programs. (Detailed information and results are available at https://homvee.acf.hhs.gov.) To assess the evidence of effectiveness of models that could be relevant to communities with tribal populations, HomVEE conducted a systematic review focusing on effectiveness research about models that have been tested with tribal populations. This report compiles and summarizes the findings of that research review. Specifically, it provides details on the findings of impact research on the 21 early childhood home visiting models that have impact studies examining their effectiveness in tribal populations. (author abstract)
Assessing effectiveness of early childhood home visiting models implemented with tribal populations
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