Table 3.

Results from survey of selected refugee health coordinators (RHCs)

	n	%
Measurements at Medical Screening (N = 14)
Heights of children under 5 years of age	11	78.6
Weights of children under 5 years of age	12	85.7
Hemoglobin levels	12	85.7
Categories of Responses to: “Please describe your referral process for additional nutritional follow-up or services? (please include whether services are provided for all children or based on referral; referral criteria; any numbers or percentages receiving care that you are able to attain)” (N = 13)
Refer children to pediatrician	2	15.4
Refer child with height-weight ≤5th percentile to pediatrician	1	7.7
Refer child with “abnormal” height/weight to pediatrician	3	23.1
Refer children in metro area to nutritionist	1	7.7
Vary by provider	2	15.4
Vary by county health clinic	2	15.4
Responsibility of resettlement agency	2	15.4
Categories for: “What types of services are offered?” (N = 14)a
Refer children to WICb	11	78.6
Refer children to SNAPc	4	28.6
Refer children to pediatrician	3	21.4
Refer child with “abnormal” height/weight to pediatrician	5	35.7
Refer children to nutritionist	4	28.6
Provide parents nutrition classes	2	14.3
Distribute nutritional supplements	1	7.1
Distribute multivitamins	2	14.3
No services	1	7.1

^aTypes of services referred based on above referral processes

^bWIC, Women, Infant and Child Nutrition Program, 2 RHCs said referral by resettlement agency

^cSNAP, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, 2 RHCs said referral by resettlement agency