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Authors CoIIN Team Minnesota
Date 2021
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Medical Home, Minnesota
Part of a ‘new to program’ packet sent to new complex care program patients/families several weeks ahead of their first complex care program clinic visit.
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Authors Alison J. Martin, PhD, MA, Reyna Lindert, Ana M.D. Valdez, Family leader BranDee Trejo, Family leader Tamara Bakewell, MA, Family leader Shreya Roy, PhD, Marilyn Berardinelli, BS, Sheryl Gallarde-Kim, MSc, Reem Hasan, MD, PhD
Date 2021
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Medical Home, Oregon
Findings from Oregon team’s CoIIN QI project presented at the Adolescent Health Initiative virtual meeting 2021.
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Authors Oregon CoIIN Team
Date 2021
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Oregon, Shared Plan of Care
The Shared Care Planning Handbook describes the process of creating a Shared Plan of Care, and is designed to be used alongside the Pediatric to Adult Care Transition workbook. The transition workbook includes information about 1) Introduction to the Medical Home; 2) Discussion of Medical Conditions and Medications; and 3) Transferring Care to use as a resource and workbook with the primary care provider on an ongoing basis during transition preparation, and to support a new patient visit with an adult primary care physician.
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Authors Shreya Roy, Ana M.D. Valdez, BranDee Trejo, Tamara Bakewell, Alison J. Martin
Date 2021
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Oregon, Unmet Need
This study aimed to explore the experiences of Oregon families of YAMC who had recently transitioned to adult health care providers, and obtain recommendations for transition from family members, to inform the development of the CoIIN quality improvement project.
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Authors Stacy Collins
Date 2021
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Family Leadership in Systems, Oregon
AMCHP newsletter ‘Pulse’ interview 2021 of Oregon CoIIN Implementation team members.
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Authors Alison J. Martin, Tamara Bakewell, BranDee Trejo, Ana Valdez, Sheryl Gallarde-Kim, Marilyn Berardinelli, Robert Nickel, Deborah Rumsey
Date 2019
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Oregon, Unmet Need
Root Cause Analysis using CoIIN Environmental Scan findings.
The Oregon team created the following problem statement to focus its QI work: “Young adults with medical complexity (YAMC) and their families are not adequately prepared for, or supported in, the transition from pediatric to adult healthcare.” We used a fishbone diagram tool to guide a root cause analysis of our problem statement. A root cause analysis seeks to identify the primary reasons underlying a problem. The results of our analysis appear on page 1.
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Authors Tamara Bakewell, Ana M.D. Valdez, BranDee Trejo, Alison J. Martin
Date 2019
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Family Leadership in Systems, Oregon
AMCHP 2019 presentation on creating meaningful settings to strengthen family involvement. – CMC CoIIN Team Oregon
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