The Future of Care for Children with Medical Complexity Virtual Café #4: Family-Driven Approach to Understand Family Well-being and Its Facilitators

This virtual café focused on the current state of research priorities for children with medical complexity, including family-driven measurement. Participants discussed where meaningful research opportunities lie to advance policy and practice.

This café was the fourth in a six-part series entitled, The Future of Care for Children with Medical Complexity Virtual Café Series. The series, led by the Center for Innovation in Social Work and Health at the Boston University School of Social Work, offers short presentations by nationally recognized experts in the care of CMC, including family partners. Participants have the opportunity to connect with peers and learn about topics that matter most to children with medical complexity and their families. The series is funded through a grant from the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health.

See recaps of other cafés in this series:

• Café #1: Where We Are Now and Where We Need to Go
• Café #2: Humanism in Clinical Care to Meet Whole Child/Family Needs
• Café #3: Meaningful Policy Opportunities That Matter to Families