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Children experiencing IGP are receiving physical, behavioral and dental care at the same rates as the statewide rates in each of those areas, regardless of where their family resides in Utah.

Children, ages 15-18 years old and experiencing IGP who require behavioral health services receive those services

Current Value

53%

2020

Definition

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Why Is This Important?

Children growing up in poverty are more likely to be exposed to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES), toxic stress and trauma. In fact, 24 percent of the children experiencing intergenerational poverty have been victims of a substantiated case of abuse or neglect. As a result of this exposure, children growing up in poverty are at greater risk of having behavioral and emotional problems including anxiety, unhappiness and aggression. (Child Trends). The earlier behavioral health issues are addressed the greater likelihood of recovery and a decrease of life disruption, allowing children to maintain healthy relationships, success in school and succeeding in the workforce. 

Explanation for the Indicator

This indicator is calculated as a percentage of those children receiving public health insurance who had a behavioral health diagnosis and received behavioral health treatment in the reporting year. The target indicator reflects the percent of all Utah children with a behavioral health care needs has that need met, as reported by the 2016 National Survey on Children's Health, Utah.

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