For a HRSA meeting on June 27, 2017, each SPNS demonstration site created a poster presentation outlining the model that was developed as part of the initiative Building a Medical Home for Multiply Diagnosed HIV-Positive Homeless Populations. Each poster includes findings, successes and challenges and next steps.
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HRSA Meeting Posters for the SPNS initiative – Yale University, Liberty Community Services, CT Department of Correction poster: Project mHEALTH PDF
For a HRSA meeting on June 27, 2017, each SPNS demonstration site created a poster presentation outlining the model that was developed as part of the initiative Building a Medical Home for Multiply Diagnosed HIV-Positive Homeless Populations. Each poster includes findings, successes and challenges and next steps.
Impact of the Partners for Children Pilot Program on Medicaid Utilization and Expenditures: Follow Up Report
This report on the Michigan Partners for Children program is a helpful cost effectiveness resource, referenced in Steve Fitton’s paper, A Perspective on Cost Effectiveness in Pediatric Comprehensive Complex Care Service Models.
Care Management for Medicaid-enrolled Children: Insights for Savings Optimization
This data brief from Community Care of North Carolina is a helpful cost effectiveness resource, referenced in Steve Fitton’s paper, A Perspective on Cost Effectiveness in Pediatric Comprehensive Complex Care Service Models.
Primary Care Provider Participation in Hospital Rounds for Children with Medical Complexity Using Telemedicine
The poster discusses a unique intervention between a primary care medical home and inpatient hospitalist team to utilize telemedicine to coordinate care for CMC. This collaboration resulted in reduced readmission rates, though no change in length of stay. This poster was presented at the 2019 AMCHP Conference.
Birth to One Enrollment Letter
This letter welcomes families to the Birth to One program and describes what to expect after enrolling.
Birth to One Program Description
This document describes the Birth to One program for families and defines each term used in the Birth to One Roadmap.
Team Washington: Birth to One Program
These slides provide an overview of Team Washington’s Birth to One program for infants with special health care needs. Common barriers for caregivers and system improvement opportunities for each component of the program are identified.
Primary/Specialty Coordination in Complex Care
This slide presentation describes characteristics and standards for care coordination, care coordination models, and Minnesota’s approach to care coordination.
Care Coordination Needs Assessment
This needs assessment is designed to assist care coordinators in rating their current knowledge and identifying areas of need that they would like to target in training over the next six months. The areas of need were primarily developed from this article: Schor E. An Almost Complete List of Services Used by Families and Children with Special Health Care Needs, Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health, April 2019.