a. Title V Administrationb. Mental and Behavioral Healthc. Epidemiology, Data, Assessment, & Evaluationg. Housing, Nutrition, and other Social Determinants of Healthh. Family, Youth, & Community Engagement & Partnership
12:30pm - 2:00pm ET
Lunch on Your Own
12:40pm - 2:00pm ET
Lunch on Your Own
12:45pm - 1:45pm ET
Discussion Sessions
12:45pm - 1:45pm ET
DS1 - Bridging Gaps: Connecting Dental Care and Communities to Improve Dental Care Access for Youth and Young Adults with Special Health Care Needs
a. Title V Administrationc. Epidemiology, Data, Assessment, & Evaluatione. Policy & Impactf. Workforce Development & Leadershiph. Family, Youth, & Community Engagement & Partnership
2:15pm - 3:15pm ET
B5 - Authentic Family Experience: Harnessing the Power of Co-Design to Transform Early Childhood Systems
Presenter: Noya Woodrich, MSW – Minnesota Department of Health, Minnesota
c. Epidemiology, Data, Assessment, & Evaluationf. Workforce Development & Leadership
2:15pm - 3:15pm ET
B7 - How the smallest state in the union with a big substance use problem, created an innovative partnership to improve outcomes for perinatal women and their families who use substances
Location: Anacostia E
Primary Presenter: Margo I. Katz, MA – Rhode Island Department of Health
D7 - Power in Partnership: Strengthening Connections between Pediatricians and State-Level Organizations to Promote Trauma-Informed Health Care Systems
c. Epidemiology, Data, Assessment, & Evaluationg. Housing, Nutrition, and other Social Determinants of Healthh. Family, Youth, & Community Engagement & Partnership
11:40am - 12:40pm ET
E2 - Protect•Prevent•Nurture: Connecting Environmental Health and Birth Equity
Co-Author: Chantelle J. Dowsett, PhD – National Maternal and Child Health Workforce Development Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Gillings School of Global Public Health
c. Epidemiology, Data, Assessment, & Evaluationf. Workforce Development & Leadership
11:40am - 12:40pm ET
E7 - Building Bridges: Indiana’s Collaborative Approach to Family and Community Health
a. Title V Administrationh. Family, Youth, & Community Engagement & Partnership
11:40am - 12:40pm ET
E8 - Implementing Integrated Team-Based Care and Co-creation with Families to Reimagine Pediatric Primary Care and Improve Maternal Child Health and Family Well-Being
b. Mental and Behavioral Healthd. Indigeneity & Healthe. Policy & Impactf. Workforce Development & Leadershiph. Family, Youth, & Community Engagement & Partnership
2:15pm - 3:15pm ET
F3 - Florida’s CYSHCN Program: Connecting Quality Improvement, Health Care Transition, and Pediatric Specialty Clinics to Impact Critical Care Outcomes for Youth with Special Health Care Needs
a. Title V Administrationc. Epidemiology, Data, Assessment, & Evaluatione. Policy & Impacth. Family, Youth, & Community Engagement & Partnership
2:15pm - 3:15pm ET
F5 - PlayReadVIP as a Tool for Supporting MCH, Caregiver-Child Connection, and Early Relational Health for Lasting Impacts: Scaling and Sustaining through Pediatric Healthcare
Location: Anacostia D
Primary Presenter: Anne Seery, PhD – PlayReadVIP National Center at NYU Grossman School of Medicine
F7 - Opportunities for Humanistic Systems Change: An Urgent Action Framework to Benefit Children with Medical Complexity, their Families, and Professionals
a. Title V Administrationb. Mental and Behavioral Healthc. Epidemiology, Data, Assessment, & Evaluationh. Family, Youth, & Community Engagement & Partnership
12:00pm - 1:00pm ET
H7 - The Power of Connection: Transforming Perinatal Mental Health Through a Dyadic, Trauma-Informed Model of Care
b. Mental and Behavioral Healthf. Workforce Development & Leadershipg. Housing, Nutrition, and other Social Determinants of Healthh. Family, Youth, & Community Engagement & Partnership