CMC CoIIN Implementation Library

This slide deck, originally presented at the Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs’ 2021 virtual conference, outlines a number of policy opportunities for Title V programs to utilize in sustaining funding for pediatric complex care. The presentation breaks down these policy opportunities into broad, targeted, eligibility, and reimbursement based strategies. For more in-depth information on each, review “Strategies for Changing State Medicaid Policy to Improve Services to Children with Medical Complexity”.

Combined questions from PICS and FECC to create a PRO that measures care integration.

The Collaborative Improvement and Innovation Network to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity (CMC CoIIN) had the unique opportunity to study the experiences of health care providers and families of CMC in 2020 as care delivery quickly transitioned to telehealth. Now, as in-person services have returned, reflecting on what we have learned can help shape the future of telehealth for CMC.

This package includes:

1. A telehealth learnings infographic on strategies for success, family perspectives, and centering equity.

Amy Houtrow shares about centering health equity in pediatric complex care on Day 2 (June 9th, 2022) of the National Convening on the Future of Care for Children with Medical Complexity

Presenter: Amy Houtrow, MD, Ph.D., MPH Vice-Chair for Pediatric Rehabilitation Associate Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Pediatrics Vice-Chair for Quality in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Pittsburgh

Mark Del Monte offers welcoming remarks and reflects on the legacy of Julie Beckett on Day 1 (June 8th, 2022) of the National Convening on the Future of Care for Children with Medical Complexity.

Mark Del Monte, JD serves as the CEO/Executive Vice President of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).

A policy panel recording from Day 1 (June 8th, 2022) of the National Convening on the Future of Care for Children with Medical Complexity

Panelists:

– Stephen Fitton, Principal, V/XIX Consulting; former state Medicaid Director

– Jeffrey Schiff, MD, MBA, Senior Scholar, Academy Health; former state Medicaid Medical Director

– Cara Coleman, JD, Director of Public Policy and Advocacy, Family Voices

Moderator: Meg Comeau, MHA, Senior Project Director, Boston University Center for Innovation in Social Work & Health

This infographic highlights the work that the Boston University leadership team and each of the 10 state teams have completed since the start of the project in 2017.

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.

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.

Care Coordination Measurement Through the Care Coordination Measurement Tool (CCMT) and Pediatric Integrated Care Survey (PICS)