This knowledge path about
caring
for children
and youth with special health care
needs has
been compiled by the Maternal
and Child Health Library at
Georgetown University. It offers a selection of current, high-quality
resources that analyze data, describe
effective programs, and report on policy
and research aimed at developing systems
of care that are family-centered,
community-based, coordinated, and culturally
competent. A separate section lists resources
for families. The final part of the knowledge path
presents resources that address
specific aspects of care
and development, such as advocacy, early
intervention and education, financing
services, rehabilitation, screening,
and transition. This knowledge path for
health
professionals,
program administrators, policymakers,
educators, researchers,
and families will be updated periodically.
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Lighting the Way - Conference - Sioux Falls, SD - June 13-14, 2013 - 0 views
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Unfinished Business: Making Employment of People with Disabilities a National Priority - 0 views
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The Role of Direct Care Providers for Persons with Autism - Webinar - Nov. 4, 2010 - 0 views
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Wraparound & i-home Community Forum Discussions - Multiple Locations in Motnana - M... - 0 views
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Understanding Guardianship and the Alternatives for Decision Making Support - Webinar - - 0 views
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