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System-Level Approaches to Identify Children with Health Complexity and Develop Models for Complex Care Management

Organization: Oregon Pediatric Improvement Partnership

Primary Contact: Colleen Reuland

Grant Amount: $138,244 for 20 months

Date Awarded:

Purpose

To facilitate work of Kaiser Permanente Northwest to develop a formal, team-based care program to care for children with complex needs. 

Outcome

Project completed

Resources From This Grant

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Identifying and Serving Children with Health Complexity: Spotlight of Efforts to Develop and Pilot the Kaiser Permanente Northwest Pediatric Care Together Program

Research & Reports

Children with medical complexity (CMC) face unique medical and social factors that affect their health and access to health care services. Health systems play an important role in addressing both factors. The Oregon Pediatric Improvement Partnership and Kaiser Permanente Northwest have joined forces to share their approaches to using system- and practice-level data to better identify appropriate care coordination and health management supports for CMC.

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