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The
Pediatricians’ Title V CSHCN Institute
The Pediatricians’ Title V CSHCN Institute trains
approximately 30 selected pediatricians each year about
the Title V program for children with special health
care needs (CSHCN). The goal of the Institute is to interest
pediatricians in becoming directly involved in the Title
V CSHCN program in their home state and provide them
with practical information on how to do so. Participants
will also learn how to better advocate and care for children
with special needs in their community.
Each year pediatricians that need to learn about their
State Title V CSHCN Program and/or those interested in
taking on a more active role if given background information,
particularly in regard to legislation and communication
are solicited to attend. Travel, lodging, meals, and
registration expenses are covered for the selected pediatrician’s.
Under the leadership of Antoinette P. Eaton, MD, the
first "The Power of the Pediatrician" Institute
was held in June 1992. Due to the tremendous success
of this Institute and to the Maternal and Child Health
Bureau’s commitment to strengthen and maintain leadership
capabilities for key policy-making staff in state CSHCN
programs, the Institute has become a regular offering.
The Pediatricians’ Institute is sponsored by the
American Academy of Pediatrics and funding for the Institute
is made possible by the US Federal Maternal and Child
Health Bureau.
The last Institute was held in Chicago, IL on May
17-18, 2003. For additional information on Title V, you can access AMCHP's manual for the next generation of Title V leaders which provides an overview of the Title V block grant history, administrative know-how and tips for success from MCH leaders.
Agenda and Slide Show Presentations
Welcome & Overview of the
Institute Pediatricians' Institute: Looking Back
AAP Pediatrician Institute
Antoinette Parisi Eaton, MD
Corporate Director, Governmental Affairs, Children’s Hospital
Professor of Pediatrics (Emerita), The Ohio State University
Creating Statewide
Access to Medical Homes Through Physician-Agency
Partnerships
A
Medical Home Initiative in Massachusetts
<whit.garberson@state.ma.us>
MA Department of Public Health
Division for Special Health Needs
Baystate
Pediatric Group The Mass. Care Coordination
Project
Matthew Sadof, MD FAAP
Medical Director, Pediatrics
High Street Health Center
Project Director
There’s
No Place Like Home: The Massachusetts Consortium for Children
with Special Health Care Needs
Meg Comeau, Parent
Member, Medical Home Work Group
Member, Administrative Steering Committee
Coordinator, Family Initiatives Program,
Children’s Hospital Boston
How to Stimulate Family Centered
Services in the Community Focusing on Transitions
Integrating
Transition Into a Title V Agency
Eric Friedlander, Executive Director
KY Commission for Children with Special Health Care Needs
What's
Health Got to Do With Transition? Everything!
Kathy Blomquist, Co-Director
HRTW National Center
Financing for CSHCN
Medical Home Crosswalk
to Reimbursement
Peggy McManus
MCH Policy Research Center
Washington, D.C.
Mchpolicy.org
Coding for CSHCN
Joel F. Bradley M.D. FAAP
“DATA to DOLLARS”
Lois Kohrt
Shared Responsibilities Toolkit:Tools for Building Partnerships
to Improve Health Care Financing for CSHCN
Susan G. Epstein
New England SERVE
Advocacy: state
and local issues and collaborations
Advocacy & Lobbying
at The State and Local Level
Thomas W. Pendergrass, MD, MSPH
Chair, Committee on State Government Affairs, American Academy of Pediatrics
The
Elements of Effective Testimony 
Tips
for Crafting an Effective Message
Lessons Learned: Update from
CATCH Grantee
Strategic
Tips for Development of a Successful CATCH
Initiative
Colleen Kraft, MD, FAAP
For more information, please e-mail: medical_home@aap.org.
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