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Creating a State-Wide Learning Collaborative to Promote Parent Mentor Programs

Organization: Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford

Primary Contact: Karen Wayman, PhD

Grant Amount: $157,300 for 18 months

Date Awarded:

Purpose

To facilitate recruitment, screening, training and accountability of parent mentor programs in 10 child health institutions in California and test the efficacy of using parent mentors to support parent self-management of care coordination for CSHCN.

Outcome

Project completed

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