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2000 - 2001 CATCH Medical Home Planning Grants

Listed below are summaries of the 2000 CATCH Medical Home Grants.

The AAP developed a grant/project database that archives previously funded Community Pediatrics grant projects, including those funded through the CATCH Program, the Healthy Tomorrows Partnership for Children Program, the Community Pediatrics Training Initiative and the Healthy People 2010 Chapter Grants. The database is searchable by seven major categories: target population, health topic, state/territory, project activity, AAP program, AAP district, and project year. By searching this database through the Member Center, you can obtain contact information of the grantees.

NAME

PROJECT

OVERVIEW

Edgardo Hiladolgo, MD

Guam

Medical Home for CSHCN in Guam

Purpose: Bring together resources and information to overcome barriers to medical homes in the community. 

Activities: 1) Establish a working task force; 2) clarify insurance policies relevant to CSHCN; 3) identify training needs for community pediatricians; and 4) consult with Hawaii medical home leaders to develop training program suitable for pediatricians in the community.

Outcome: N/A

David Hirsch, MD

Phoenix, AZ

Improvising Transition to Adult Care for CSHCN

Purpose: Assess needs of YSHCN and families with respect to transitions to adulthood.

Activities: 1) Develop and evaluate strategies which may increase adolescent compliance and participation in medical homes; and 2) identify a potential statewide network of adult service providers to transition youth to for adult health care needs.

Outcomes: N/A

Matthew Masiello, MD

Johnstown, PA

Clinic for CSHCN

Purpose: Use task force groups of 125 regional health care professionals to coordinate services for CSHCN. 

Activities: 1) Enhance communication and coordination of services between clinic, local health care agencies, and tertiary care centers through implementation of Every Child Deserves a Medical Home curriculum.

Outcome: The groups conducted a needs assessment of parents of CSHCN to help provide a more local coordinated resource/referral environment, and enhance communication between clinic, local health care agencies, and tertiary care centers. With the needs assessment complete, additional funding will be sought to formally develop: a special needs clinic, a database to better track these families and a resource manual for families.

Donald Burgess, MD

Kennebunk, ME

Developmental Resource Program

Purpose: Assess the level of effectiveness of present resources to develop: 1) a more coordinated and integrated mental health program, and 2) a more effective system of communication between providers with an emphasis on providing children with a medical home.

Activities: 1) Develop a diverse community collaborative to research and inventory existing mental health resources; 2) explore various ways of increasing communication and collaboration between resources and providers and 3) discuss various models of maintenance and follow-up for children with mental health needs.

Outcome: A plan was established to: 1) develop a needs assessment survey of parents and providers of children with mental health and developmental needs; and 2) organize a central resource center in New York County for dissemination of information and resources to parents and providers in the area.

Quentin Humberd, MD

Cunningham, TN

Medical Home Training Program

Purpose: Establish an interdisciplinary steering committee to address barriers to care facing CSHCN in Tennessee and increase collaboration among stakeholders.

Activities: One or more core training teams will be recruited to: 1) attend the AAP Every Child Deserves a Medical Home Training Program and lead implementation of a collaborative training program in Tennessee; 2) conduct community educational forums geared to parents, pediatricians, and other health professionals.

Outcome: The project allowed: the recruitment and training of two core training teams; the successful planning and implementation of four community forums; and the plans for garnering resources to fund a sustainable Medical Home Training Program.

Tools Developed: 1) A project fact sheet (using the AAP What is a Medical Home fact sheet); 2) an open-ended survey: Tell Us What You Think; (the adapted versions of the Medical Home Surveys for families, physicians and other providers); and 3) a flyer template used to announce and promote the community forums.


 
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