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Strengthening Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention and Surveillance of Blood Lead Levels in Harris County. - the Harris County Public Health (HCPH) Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP) Aims to Reduce Lead Exposure and Lead Poisoning by Enhancing Blood Lead Screenings and Developing Targeted Population-based Policy Interventions. Partnering With the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Will Further Allow the Program to Use Primary Prevention Strategies to Educate Families Within Harris County Communities About the Effects of Lead, Including Preventive Measures Necessary to Reduce the Exposure of Lead and Avert Lead Poisoning. Additionally, Hcph's Clppp Has Established Partnerships With Two Harris County Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Clinics That Serve Children in Low-income Households and Those Enrolled in Medicaid. This Collaboration With the Wic Clinics Demonstrates an Effective Method for Screening High-risk Children Who Have Not Been Previously Screened for Lead and Increasing Awareness Within the Target Population. Hcph's Clppp Will Continue to Strengthen Our Current External Partnerships With Schools, Clinics, Stakeholders, and Internal Partnerships With HCPH Programs, Including Lead Hazard Control, Obesity Reduction, and Early Childhood Health & Wellness, by Improving the Linkage of Lead-exposed Children to Recommended Services. Our Program Looks Forward to Seeking Future Collaborations With External and Internal Programs by Creating an Everlasting Impact on Our Neighboring Communities.
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