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CAHMI Development of a Pediatric Chronic Care Planner

Organization: Johns Hopkins University

Primary Contact: Christina Bethell, PhD, MBA, MPH

Grant Amount: $239,913 for 12 months

Date Awarded:

Purpose

Revise and test an assessment instrument that can be used to develop the content of a chronic care plan for children with medical complexity, create a user’s manual to accompany the instrument, and disseminate the instrument and manual.

Outcome

Project complete

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