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Reciprocal Family Engagement Strategies in U.S. Early Childhood Systems: A Qualitative Study
Our findings suggest that early childhood systems (ECS) leaders looking to enhance programmatic RFE strategy could employ relational techniques to affirm flexibility in RFE duties, model open communication, appreciate existing skills, and provide opportunities to expand skills.
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Promoting social emotional development during the paediatric well-child visit: a demonstration project
Improvement methods can increase the # of children who get social-emotional development screenings.
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Improving Sickle Cell Transitions of Care Through Health Information Technology
The study found ED transitions for SCD patients challenging and suggests a HIT tool to improve care.
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Quality Indicator Development for Positive Screen Follow-up for Sickle Cell Disease and Trait
Nine quality indicators were developed to improve follow-up care for sickle cell disease screens.
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Improving Access to Care at Autism Treatment Centers: A System Analysis Approach
Two centers cut autism care delays: NCH reduced waitlists by 94%, CCHMC improved appointment access.
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Positive childbirth experiences in U.S. hospitals: a mixed methods analysis
Study on 1,573 US mothers: confidence during birth tied to support, communication, and coordination.
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Powerful Partnerships
Everyone benefits when healthcare professionals and families work together to improve care.
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