• Developmental Comprehensive Screening Project (DCS) - Final Analysis Report
  In March, 2009, the Delaware Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (DE-APP) received a grant from the Blue Prints for the Community Fund of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Delaware. This project was conducted with support from the Division of Public Health, and many organizations, to expand universal developmental screening in our state. Learn more about the DCS project here.
• Delaware's Pediatricians 2013
  The report was written by the University of Delaware’s Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research and funded by the Division of Public Health/Bureau of Health and Resource Management. The data collected allows the estimation of the number of active primary care physicians in the state, along with the full time equivalent count, demographic characteristics, attributes of practice and spatial distribution.
• 2008 Childhood Injury in Delaware
  In Delaware, and across the nation, injury is the leading cause of death for children age 1-19. This report, produced by the Division of Public Health’s Emergency Medical Services for Children Office of Emergency Medical Services, provides data for injury prevention professionals and provides prevention strategies for the public and policy makers.
• Strengthening Early Success: Building Our Future Together
  In 2006, the Early Success Plan was revised and expanded in a collaborative effort by the Delaware Early Care and Education Council (DECEC) and the Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems Steering Committee with assistance from many early childhood stakeholders. This document is recognized as Delaware’s official Early Childhood Plan.
• Indicators for Early Success Issue Brief
  The Indicators for Early Success Issue Brief marks the commencement of a statewide collaborative effort to identify accessible, reliable indicators that can track progress toward desired results in building early childhood systems and coordinating policy and services in Delaware.

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