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The document discusses lessons learned and recommendations from a five-state consortium working to improve care coordination and service linkages to support healthy child development. Key lessons included developing processes to improve provider communication, using quality improvement to test new models, and incorporating formal parent involvement. Recommendations focused on starting with primary care and early intervention programs, considering automated data integration models, and gathering stakeholder feedback to improve forms and coordination.
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- 1. Improving Care Coordination and Service Linkages to Support Healthy Child Development: Early Lessons and Recommendations from a Five-State Consortium (forthcoming NASHP report)
- 2. ABCD III States’ Early Lessons Target changes at multiple levels Develop processes to improve provider communication Use quality improvement process to test new models Incorporate formal methods for parent and family involvement Offer providers incentives to participate
- 3. Early Lessons, Continued Identify untapped data-sharing opportunities Use multiple measurement strategies Build on existing state partnerships and infrastructures Create synergy across state initiatives and priorities
- 4. Early Recommendations Start with primary care and EI programs Consider models for automated data integration that do not depend on phone- or email-based communication. Remember the importance of standardized screening by primary care practices Gather and use stakeholder feedback for common forms
- 5. Recommendations, Continued Borrow from other states Consider MOC as a PCP incentive Tie care coordination goals and improvements to existing mandates Use medical home, HIE, health care reform as opportunities Know you can fund and implement changes despite limited resources