Resource Library

The Resource Library features research and evaluation, tools, and resources from the field to inform recruitment, support, and retention of a qualified home visiting workforce. Inclusion in the Resource Library does not constitute an endorsement of the product, in whole or in part, or its authors. Search the library by entering a term below and/or using the available filters. To share a resource, tool, or publication for inclusion in the resource library, email hvwfd@jbassoc.com.

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By Institute for Home Visiting Workforce Development and Jackie Walorski Center for Evidence-based Case Management

Supervisors play a critical role in supporting home visitors and ensuring high-quality service delivery to families. Effective supervisors skillfully navigate relationships in two directions. They manage up—communicating needs, insights, and challenges to agency leadership; and manage down—providing guidance, feedback, and support to staff.

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By Institute for Home Visiting Workforce Development

The facilitator companion is designed to support implementation of the Home Visiting Workforce Well-Being Discussion Guide Series. It provides practical guidance for planning and leading discussions, creating psychologically safe learning environments, encouraging meaningful participation, and helping teams translate reflection into action.

 

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By Institute for Home Visiting Workforce Development

This brief is designed to support home visiting teams in strengthening workforce well-being through Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI). It introduces the Model for Improvement and Plan–Do–Study–Act (PDSA) cycles as practical approaches for testing and refining improvement strategies, highlights methods for collecting small but meaningful data, and includes a PDSA template and completed example to support implementation.

It was designed to complement the Home Visiting Workforce Well-Being Discussion Guide series.

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By Institute for Home Visiting Workforce Development

This discussion guide demonstrates how elevating staff voice and fostering shared decision-making can strengthen engagement, trust, organizational learning, and continuous improvement.

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By Institute for Home Visiting Workforce Development

This discussion guide provides practical strategies for strengthening individual and organizational resilience to help staff manage stress, prevent burnout, and sustain well-being over time.

 

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By Institute for Home Visiting Workforce Development

This discussion guide highlights strategies for creating a comprehensive culture of safety that promotes the physical, psychological, professional, and organizational well-being of home visiting staff.

 

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By Institute for Home Visiting Workforce Development

This discussion guide examines how reflective supervision strengthens professional growth, resilience, emotional well-being, and supportive relationships across the organization.

 

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By Institute for Home Visiting Workforce Development

This discussion guide explores how organizational culture and reflective practice nurture learning, collaboration, resilience, and a supportive work environment.

 

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By Institute for Home Visiting Workforce Development

This discussion guide introduces the core concepts of workforce well-being and explains why supporting the well-being of home visiting professionals is essential to building a healthy, sustainable workforce.

 

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By Institute for Home Visiting Workforce Development and the Jackie Walorski Center for Evidence-based Case Management

A collection of adaptable process maps and decision trees that support consistent decision-making before, during, and after home visits. These examples can be customized to align with individual program policies, local protocols, and community contexts, helping teams respond thoughtfully to a variety of situations while promoting consistency across staff.

 

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