Monday, November 25, 2024
11/25/2024
The High-Fidelity Wraparound Services and Integrated care coordination for children and youth grant will serve approximately 650 annually ages 10-17, and represent our most vulnerable children. We propose to: 1) Identify all children ages 10-17 who are admitted for crisis stabilization in NE Florida (Baker Act); 2) Refer them upon discharge to a new Center for Children with Complex Mental Health Conditions (pediatrician, psychiatrist, psychologist; social work): 3) Respond to their immediate health and mental health needs, 4) Refer all at-risk patients, regardless of insurance status, to the level of mental health services required, e.g., psychiatry, high fidelity wraparound, care coordination; 5) provide comprehensive nurse care coordination to optimize outcomes, 6) engage the child's community pediatrician in the care of the child or establish a medical-behavioral health home for the child in the Center; and 7) expand our Collaborative Care system to prepare increasing numbers of community pediatricians to provide medical behavioral health homes for vulnerable children and youth. 8) Engage the child's community pediatrician in the care of the child or establish a medical-behavioral health home for the child in the Center; and 9) expand our Collaborative Care system to prepare increasing numbers of community pediatricians to provide medical-behavioral health homes for vulnerable children and youth. Our intent is to significantly decrease the number of admissions into the CSUand recidivism rates, and to increase the number of children and counties served.
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