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We fund programs and projects that contribute to improving systems of care for children with special health care needs and their families. Browse our online database of active and completed grants.

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Family Engagement

Promoting Family-Centered Care in Children's Hospitals in California

Organization:
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford

Primary Contact: Karen Wayman, PhD

Grant Amount: $177,980 for 12 months

Awarded: June 2012
Related Publications:
- Creating and Sustaining Effective Hospital Family Advisory Councils
Systems and Standards

Promoting Children's Long Term Health and Functioning

Organization:
Center for the Study of Social Policy

Primary Contact: Amy Fine, MPH

Grant Amount: $148,060 for 18 months

Awarded: June 2012
Related Publications:
- Promoting Children's Long-Term Health and Functioning: Applying a Life Course Approach to Pediatric Care for Children with Special Health Care Needs
Care Coordination

Alameda County California Children’s Services (CCS) Plus Care Coordination Summit

Organization:
Alameda County Health Care Services Agency

Primary Contact: Katie Schlageter

Grant Amount: $8,456 for less than 6 months

Awarded: June 2012
Systems and Standards

National Consensus Framework for Care Systems Serving CSHCN

Organization:
Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs

Primary Contact: Karen VanLandeghem, MPH

Grant Amount: $200,000 for 18 months

Awarded: June 2012
Related Publications:
- National Standards for Systems of Care for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs
Systems and Standards

Consensus Standards for Care Plans and Care Planning for CSHCN

Primary Contact: Jeanne McAllister, RN, BSN, MS, MHA

Grant Amount: $220,753 for 18 months

Awarded: June 2012
Related Publications:
- Achieving a Shared Plan of Care with Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs
Systems and Standards

Assessing the Value of Care for Low-income Children with Special Health Care Needs in California

Organization:
Stanford University

Primary Contact: Lee Sanders, MD

Grant Amount: $108,642 for 12 months

Awarded: June 2012
Systems and Standards

Investigating Physician-Perceived Barriers and Supports to Caring for CSHCN

Organization:
American Academy of Pediatrics: California District

Primary Contact: Kris Calvin, PhD

Grant Amount: $219,850 for 18 months

Awarded: June 2012
Related Publications:
- Survey: Quantifying Pediatricians' Views on Caring for Children with Special Health Care Needs
Systems and Standards

Building a Statewide Organization of CCS Medical Consultants

Organization:
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford

Primary Contact: Laurie Soman, MSW

Grant Amount: $10,715 for 6 months

Awarded: June 2012
Other

LPFCH Young Investigator Award Year I – CSHCN

Organization:
Stanford University

Primary Contact: David Bergman, MD

Grant Amount: $44,116 for 12 months

Awarded: December 2011
Systems and Standards

Designing New Care Models for Children with Special Health Care Needs

Organization:
Clinical Excellence Research Center

Primary Contact: Arnold Milstein, MD

Grant Amount: $125,000 for 12 months

Awarded: June 2011
Related Publications:
- A Triple Aim Approach to Transition from Pediatric to Adult Health Care for Youth with Special Health Care Needs

Grants Awarded

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Promoting Family-Centered Care in Children's Hospitals in California

Promoting Children's Long Term Health and Functioning

Alameda County California Children’s Services (CCS) Plus Care Coordination Summit

National Consensus Framework for Care Systems Serving CSHCN

Consensus Standards for Care Plans and Care Planning for CSHCN

Assessing the Value of Care for Low-income Children with Special Health Care Needs in California

Investigating Physician-Perceived Barriers and Supports to Caring for CSHCN

Building a Statewide Organization of CCS Medical Consultants

LPFCH Young Investigator Award Year I – CSHCN

Designing New Care Models for Children with Special Health Care Needs

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