Smart Beginnings is an NIH-funded, multi-site randomized controlled trial evaluating the efficacy of a novel, tiered parenting intervention that combines universal primary prevention (the Video Interaction Project) with tertiary home-visiting services (Family Check-Up). The program leverages primary care settings to answer important questions about scaling, sustainability, and implementation fidelity at a population level. Principal Investigators are Pamela Morris, Daniel Shaw, and Alan Mendelsohn.
For more information, see our Smart Beginnings website, and our CinicalTrials.gov registration.
For selected recent publications and presentations to come out of this project, click here.