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68-1-1406. Evaluation of program Report.

The department of health shall evaluate the resource mothers program through site visits and prepare written quarterly reports on the program site objectives. The report shall include a review of the following statistics:

     (1)  The number of pregnant teens entering the program;

     (2)  The number of infants entering the program;

     (3)  The number of infant deaths;

     (4)  The number and percent of low weight births;

     (5)  The number and percent of teens entering the program in the first trimester of pregnancy; and

     (6)  The number and percent of postpartum teens returning to school.

[Acts 1992, ch. 990, § 2f.]  

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Tennessee > Title-68 > Chapter-1 > Part-14 > 68-1-1406

68-1-1406. Evaluation of program Report.

The department of health shall evaluate the resource mothers program through site visits and prepare written quarterly reports on the program site objectives. The report shall include a review of the following statistics:

     (1)  The number of pregnant teens entering the program;

     (2)  The number of infants entering the program;

     (3)  The number of infant deaths;

     (4)  The number and percent of low weight births;

     (5)  The number and percent of teens entering the program in the first trimester of pregnancy; and

     (6)  The number and percent of postpartum teens returning to school.

[Acts 1992, ch. 990, § 2f.]  


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Tennessee > Title-68 > Chapter-1 > Part-14 > 68-1-1406

68-1-1406. Evaluation of program Report.

The department of health shall evaluate the resource mothers program through site visits and prepare written quarterly reports on the program site objectives. The report shall include a review of the following statistics:

     (1)  The number of pregnant teens entering the program;

     (2)  The number of infants entering the program;

     (3)  The number of infant deaths;

     (4)  The number and percent of low weight births;

     (5)  The number and percent of teens entering the program in the first trimester of pregnancy; and

     (6)  The number and percent of postpartum teens returning to school.

[Acts 1992, ch. 990, § 2f.]