Are there any tools available to stratify the level of This question was discussed on the Complex Care Google A compilation of responses is available in complexity for a caseload? the document below. For more information about the Complex Care Google Group, please email . Our organization developed an in-home model of First we would recommend that you publish this data. Please let us know if you would need help intervention for children with medical complexity. identifying research collaborators. In order to get a grant/resources for a larger study, it is important to Serving low-income families, Georgia Medicaid have preliminary data (which it sounds like you have) and it’s great if it is published. records document a substantial reduction in paid Accessing resources depends on the type of study that you would like to do and who it will impact. The claims two years post discharge when compared to a state might have funding resources for a dissemination project that directly impacts Georgia Medicaid, control group. How does an agency access resources if this is what you are hoping to do. Your health care system may be interested in further understanding for a larger study? potential return on investment as it prepares for a capitated, integrated system. There are national funders that will support this type of work. The has comparative effectiveness grants and really wants to make sure that there are stakeholders at the table. The and the are other funding sources. Network with colleagues around the country. The Complex Care Google Group is another place to network regarding this issue. For more information about the Complex Care Google Group, please email . Is any training available on how to help families Boston Children’s Hospital developed guides for families and professionals related to care “How-To” develop their care maps? mapping. Are any culturally and linguistically appropriate The National Center for Medical Home Implementation has numerous resources for culturally and resources specifically for providers who care for linguistically diverse populations children and youth with special health care needs? The is another great resource for clinicians. The AAP may also have additional resources related to cultural and linguistic competence.
Are there any tools available to stratify the level of complexity for a caseload? This question was discussed on the Complex Care Google A compilation of responses is available in the document below. For more information about the Complex Care Google Group, please email . Our organization developed an in-home model of intervention for children with medical complexity. Serving low-income families, Georgia Medicaid records document a substantial reduction in paid claims two years post discharge when compared to a control group. How does an agency access resources for a larger study? First we would recommend that you publish this data. Please let us know if you would need help identifying research collaborators. In order to get a grant/resources for a larger study, it is important to have preliminary data (which it sounds like you have) and it’s great if it is published. Accessing resources depends on the type of study that you would like to do and who it will impact. The state might have funding resources for a dissemination project that directly impacts Georgia Medicaid, if this is what you are hoping to do. Your health care system may be interested in further understanding potential return on investment as it prepares for a capitated, integrated system. There are national funders that will support this type of work. The has comparative effectiveness grants and really wants to make sure that there are stakeholders at the table. The and the are other funding sources. Network with colleagues around the country. The Complex Care Google Group is another place to network regarding this issue. For more information about the Complex Care Google Group, please email . Is any training available on how to help families develop their care maps? Boston Children’s Hospital developed “How-To” guides for families and professionals related to care mapping. Are any culturally and linguistically appropriate resources specifically for providers who care for children and youth with special health care needs? The National Center for Medical Home Implementation has numerous resources for culturally and linguistically diverse populations The is another great resource for clinicians. The AAP may also have additional resources related to cultural and linguistic competence.