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Authors Jill McCormick, Washington State Team
Date 2022
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Family Partnership at the Clinical Setting, Washington
A brief look at the benefits of Peer Family Navigation, who may support building it in the community and potential costs.
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Authors Mark Del Monte
Date 2022
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
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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).
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Date 2022
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Alabama, Colorado, Indiana, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oregon, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin
Panelists from the 10 CMC CoIIN state teams reflect on their learnings from their quality improvement projects in an interactive panel conversation.
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Authors Ellen Cruze, David Fox
Date 2022
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Colorado, Shared Plan of Care
Sample of the parent view of the plan of care and role clarification.
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Authors Candace Jarzombek, Ben Plant
Date 2022
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Covid-19
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.
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Authors Rhonda Cady, Tricia Brisbine
Date 2022
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Family Leadership in Systems, Family Partnership at the Clinical Setting, Minnesota
This slide deck covers Team Minnesota’s CMC CoIIN journey of family engagement and family partnership at the care delivery design level. It was originally presented at the American Case Management Association 2022 National Conference.
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Authors Kari Kubiatowicz, Fritz Spiegel
Date 2022
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Minnesota, Unmet Need
This slide deck describes a very successful Team Minnesota care delivery initiative, to quantify care coordination need after the initial complex care clinic visit. It was originally presented at the American Case Management Association 2022 National Conference.
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National Care Coordination Academy teams presented their project’s goals, accomplishments, challenges, and next steps in this final meeting.
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Authors Washington State Team, Jill McCormick
Date 2022
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Unmet Need, Washington
Reflections on barriers observed for families of color, with cultural and language differences, and ways to mitigate the disparities in care observed based on the interventions tried.
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Authors Amy Houtrow
Date 2022
Project CoIIN to Advance Care for Children with Medical Complexity
Keywords Health 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
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