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Care Coordination

Right Child, Right Services: Characterizing the Pyramid of Resource Needs of Children with Chronic and Complex Needs

Organization:
Regents of the University of Colorado

Primary Contact: Soumontha Chanthaphonh

Grant Amount: $49,584 for 9 months

Awarded: November 2016
Related Publications:
- Aligning Services with Needs: Characterizing the Pyramid of Complexity Tiering for Children with Chronic and Complex Conditions
Care Coordination

Lessons Learned from Medicare Care Coordination Programs for Children with Special Health Care Needs in Medicaid

Organization:
Mathematica Policy Research

Primary Contact: Randall Brown, PhD

Grant Amount: $87,213 for 9 months

Awarded: March 2016
Care Coordination

Improving the Readiness of Transitioning CCS Adolescents: Building a Best Practice Model

Organization:
Kern County Public Health Services Department

Primary Contact: Tony Pallitto

Grant Amount: $103,586 for 2 years or greater

Awarded: November 2015
Care Coordination

Teaching Pediatric Practices to Bill for the Care of Children with Chronic Medical Conditions

Organization:
American Academy of Pediatrics

Primary Contact: Becky Dolan

Grant Amount: $4,369 for less than 6 months

Awarded: March 2015
Care Coordination

Self-Management Support Needs and Experience of Families with CSHCN

Organization:
UCLA Center for Health Policy Research

Primary Contact: Daphna Gans, PhD

Grant Amount: $267,862 for 18 months

Awarded: November 2014
Care Coordination

California Community Care Coordination Collaborative II: A Learning Collaborative of Communities Building Systems of Care Coordination for Children with Special Health Care Needs

Organization:
Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health

Primary Contact: Holly Henry, PhD

Grant Amount: $245,000 for 18 months

Awarded: June 2014
Care Coordination

Options for Financing Care Coordination for Children with Special Health Care Needs

Organization:
Boston University School of Public Health

Primary Contact: Sara Bachman, PhD

Grant Amount: $70,000 for 12 months

Awarded: June 2014
Related Publications:
- The Care Coordination Conundrum and Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs
Care Coordination

Complex Care Clinics Serving CSHCN in California

Organization:
Institute for Transforming Health Care

Primary Contact: Jeffrey Lobas, MD, EdD

Grant Amount: $38,250 for 6 months

Awarded: November 2013
Related Publications:
- The Missing Piece: Medical Homes for California’s Children with Medical Complexity
Care Coordination

Develop a Measure of Patient- and Family-Centered Care Integration

Organization:
Boston Children’s Hospital

Primary Contact: Richard Antonelli, MD, MS

Grant Amount: $279,704 for 2 years or greater

Awarded: March 2013
Care Coordination

Understanding How Self-Management Can Improve the Quality of Care of CSHCN

Primary Contact: Paula Lozano, MD, MPH

Grant Amount: $176,717 for 2 years or greater

Awarded: March 2013

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Right Child, Right Services: Characterizing the Pyramid of Resource Needs of Children with Chronic and Complex Needs

Lessons Learned from Medicare Care Coordination Programs for Children with Special Health Care Needs in Medicaid

Improving the Readiness of Transitioning CCS Adolescents: Building a Best Practice Model

Teaching Pediatric Practices to Bill for the Care of Children with Chronic Medical Conditions

Self-Management Support Needs and Experience of Families with CSHCN

California Community Care Coordination Collaborative II: A Learning Collaborative of Communities Building Systems of Care Coordination for Children with Special Health Care Needs

Options for Financing Care Coordination for Children with Special Health Care Needs

Complex Care Clinics Serving CSHCN in California

Develop a Measure of Patient- and Family-Centered Care Integration

Understanding How Self-Management Can Improve the Quality of Care of CSHCN

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