WIC COVID-19 Pandemic Research & Reports
WIC State Agencies and local agencies quickly pivoted to telehealth to respond to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Read examples of preliminary research and reports on how WIC telehealth integration occurred across the program and associated changes in program aspects such as client satisfaction, WIC appointment show rates, and much more.
- WIC Participants’ Perceptions of COVID‑19‑Related Changes to WIC Recertification and Service Delivery
- “It Was Actually Pretty Easy”: COVID-19 Compliance Cost Reductions in the WIC Program
- Informing the Future of WIC: Lessons Learned during COVID-19 from California WIC Participants
- Informing the Future of WIC: Lessons Learned during COVID-19 from California Agency Directors
- Acceptability, Preference, and No-Show Rates for In-Person and Phone-Based Consultations at Nine WIC Centers in New York City Before and During COVID-19
- Changes in USDA Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Operations During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A First Look at the Impact of Federal Waivers
- Multi-State WIC Participant Satisfaction Survey: Learning From Program Adaptations During COVID
- Association of Remote vs In-Person Benefit Delivery With WIC Participation During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Insights from Washington State’s COVID-19 response: A mixed-methods evaluation of WIC remote services and expanded food options using the RE-AIM framework
