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NEW! Washington State Medical Home Brochure for Families (2012)
"Your Child's Medical Home -- Health Care With Your Family at the Center" (2012) 
- Target audience: Families with children (typically developing children and those with special health care needs) in Washington State.
- Content: What a primary care medical home is, the benefits of a medical home, and ideas for how to work with how your child health care team for the best care. Includes a list of Washington State and national resources. There is space on the back panel for a label with local contacts or resources.
- Sponsor: The Washington State Medical Home Leadership Network project at the Center on Human Development and Disability, University of Washington.
- Other languages: A Spanish version will be available later in 2012.
- For copies: Download a copy or for WA state residents, email info@medicalhome.org
"Does Your Child Have a MEDICAL HOME?" (2008) (pdf) 
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- Target audience: Families with children (typically developing children and those with special health care needs) in Washington State.
- Spanish/Español: "¿Tiene Su Hijo un HOGAR MÉDICO?"
- Other languages: This brochure and an earlier version are also available online in Chinese, Korean, Russian and Vietnamese. See http://www.medicalhome.org/resources/other_lang.cfm
- Note: Printed copies of this brochure are no longer available, but you can print the one page double-sided brochure from the link above (Hint: make sure your printer is set for legal size paper and landscape printing. Fold the printed sheet in half with the brochure cover "Does Your Child Have a MEDICAL HOME" panel on the front. Fold again and "More Organizations will be your back panel).
Washington State Medical Home Brochure for Doctors and Other Primary Care Providers
"What is a Pediatric Medical Home?" (pdf)
- Target audience: Primary care providers who take care of children and youth.
- Content: Explanation of what a medical home is, the benefits of a medical home for practices and families, and strategies for becoming a medical home for children and youth, especially those with special health care needs.
- Sponsors: The Washington State Department of Health Children with Special Health Care Needs Program and the Washington State Medical Home Leadership Network.
- For copies: No hard copies of this brochure are available. You may print the one page double-sided brochure from the link above (Hint: make sure your printer is set for legal size paper and landscape printing. Fold the printed sheet in half with the brochure cover "What is a Pediatric Medical Home" panel on the front. Fold again and "Who are Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs" will be your back panel). For more information contact info@medicalhome.org 206-685-1279.
Washington State Medical Home Website Promotional Bookmark
Available in PDF format in: English (print and cut). To order printed copies, email info@medicalhome.org or call 206-685-1279.
Washington State Care Coordination within a Medical Home Fact Sheet
One of the core elements of a medical home is care coordination. In order to provide consistent language about the definition of care coordination and its key elements, a fact sheet was developed based on the work of the 2006-2007 Financing Care Coordination Workgroup, facilitated by the Department of Health. The Workgroup was made up of stakeholders from across the state representing health care providers, families, and state and private agencies and organizations. The fact sheet us intended to use as a reference when describing care coordination within a medical home.
Download: Care Coordination within a Medical Home
Medical Home Key Messages
Building Early Intervention Partnerships With Your Child's Doctor: Tips from and for Parents
Practical tips from and for parents in how to choose, partner and talk with your child's doctor, how to be an advocate for your child in early intervention and involve your doctor in early intervention services for your child. Available in PDF format in: English · Cambodian · Chinese · Korean · Lao · Russian · Spanish · Vietnamese
Brochure developed by the Washington State Early Support for Infants and Toddlers Program (ESIT) and the University of Washington Center for Human Development and Disability - Medical Home Leadership Network. How to Order
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Other Community Resources
WithinReach Outreach and Health Education Materials
WithinReach is the statewide information and referral service for health-related help for children and their families. All outreach and education materials are free for providers in Washington State to share with families.
The program has free promotional flyers for their health and food phone hotline services for families and children (including the Family Health Hotline - connecting families to resources for children with special health care needs). Other printed materials have information about pregnancy, postpartum depression, breastfeeding, oral health, nutrition/WIC, ParentHelp123 and more. Most materials are in both English and Spanish; some are in other languages as well. To view available materials and place an order go to: www.withinreachwa.org/materials
Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN) Program, Department of Health
For a full listing of CSHCN Program publications, please go to
www.doh.wa.gov/Publications/DisabilitiesandSpecialHealthcareNeeds.aspx
Select CSHCN Program brochures:
http://www.doh.wa.gov/portals/1/Documents/Pubs/970-111_InvolvingFamilyConsultantsInProgramAndPolicyDevelopment.pdf
Early Support for Infants and Toddlers Program (ESIT) Publications
ESIT has a number of good brochures relevant to families who have children with special needs from birth through 36 months old. For the complete list of ESIT publications please go to: http://del.wa.gov/publications/esit/Default.aspx
Select ESIT Publications:
A Family's Guide to Early Intervention in Washington State
Provides parents and families with a more in-depth description of early intervention services and their rights under IDEA, Part C. These materials are available in PDF format in English, Cambodian, Chinese, Korean, Lao, Russian, Spanish, Vietnamese.
Transition Brochure
Explains the transition process from early intervention services into other needed services when a child turns three years old. Available in PDF format in:
English, Spanish, Cambodian, Chinese, Lao, Korean, Russian, Vietnamese.
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National Brochures
Families Partnering with Providers: Tips to Help Families Build Effective Partnerships with their Child's Health Care Provider
A 7-page booklet of tips on communicating with a child’s health care providers: Preparing For An Office Visit, Talking With Your Child’s Provider, Learning More and Helping Your Provider Help Other Families.
www.familyvoices.org/admin/work_caring/files/partnering_providers.pdf
Medical Home Marketing Materials
The National Center for Medical Home Initiatives for Children with Special Needs at the American Academy of Pediatrics has identified and posted a variety of Medical Home brochures, fact sheets, presentations and other outreach material from around the US.
www.medicalhomeinfo.org/tools/Marketing.html
The Medical Home and Early Intervention Programs
This national brochure was developed by the National Center for Medical Home Initiatives for Children with Special Needs and the American Academy of Pediatrics to:
- To educate pediatric clinicians about early intervention programs funded under Part C of IDEA;
- To educate early intervention programs about the role of the medical home in providing comprehensive, coordinated, collaborative care in concert with the family and other medical and non-medical service providers;
- To provide strategies for effective collaboration and communication between the pediatric clinician and early intervention programs in the provision of quality, comprehensive care.
The brochure is a 12 page PDF file. To access, go to www.medicalhomeinfo.org/health/EI.html and click on the brochure.
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