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Project ECHO and BH-Tips

Project ECHO and BH-Tips

Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is a learning collaborative that uses a hub-and-spokes model for case-based group education. A multidisciplinary team of behavioral health and primary care professionals at Nationwide Children’s are the hub, and community providers are the spokes.

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Autism: Primary Care
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Autism: Primary Care

Join the series as we build knowledge and confidence of primary care providers, ultimately improving care quality for individuals with autism.

Behavioral Health in Primary Care
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Behavioral Health in Primary Care

Join the series as we support primary care providers in the assessment and management of behavioral health concerns for their patients.

The Impact of School Health Services

The Impact of School Health Services

For a decade, Nationwide Children’s Hospital has operated one of the most impactful school health initiatives in the United States. New research shows just how much classroom “seat time” is saved in a single year because of school based efforts.

Acting to Keep Medicaid Coverage for Families

Acting to Keep Medicaid Coverage for Families

Starting April 1, 2023, some families will need to take action to keep their Medicaid health insurance – that’s the government program that provides coverage for people with disabilities, low incomes and other challenges. This period of Medicaid “redetermination” could impact thousands of Ohio families per month.

A Tool to Help Better Control Childhood Asthma

A Tool to Help Better Control Childhood Asthma

A new Partners For Kids “digital dashboard” and algorithm help predict which children are most likely to end up in the emergency department for asthma, allowing pediatricians and other providers to intervene before the emergency happens.

Coordinating and Improving Care for Young People who are Incarcerated

Coordinating and Improving Care for Young People who are Incarcerated

Youth in juvenile detention centers have worse health outcomes than their peers. Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Partners For Kids have created a care coordination team to improve access to health services and resources for those children, even after they are released.

Exploring the Gap in Urban and Rural Health Care For Children

Exploring the Gap in Urban and Rural Health Care For Children

While it’s long been clear that children in rural areas have reduced access to some kinds of health care services compared to their urban peers, understanding the specifics of the care gap has proven difficult, because population-level data on utilization is split among many insurers and providers.

Expanding a Transformational Accountable Care Organization

Expanding a Transformational Accountable Care Organization

Dayton Children’s Hospital has invited Partners For Kids®, the United States’ oldest and largest pediatric accountable care organization, to begin operations in west central Ohio and enhance the health of 94,000 children living in the region.

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