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Vermont Child Health Improvement Program (VCHIP)
State and National Quality Improvement
Welcome to the list of active VCHIP State and National Quality Improvement projects. The information below provides a brief overview of the identified research area. Please select from the following links for a more detailed project summary and contact information.
Agency Improvement Model (AIM) Training
- The AIM project works with the Vermont Agency of Human Services to enhance the capacity of their staff to conduct quality improvement activities...read more.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Quality Improvement Project
- This project will extend the Developmental and Autism Screening in Primary Care project by identifying practices in need of training and developing a training module to introduce the scientific and national guidelines that support age-appropriate developmental and autism screening...read more.
Child Health Advances Measured in Practice (CHAMP)
- CHAMP creates a network of practices that engage in collaborative improvement activities to meet the evolving needs of health care professionals, children, and families. Recruitment for this project is currently underway...read more.
Children's Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act (CHIPRA)
- As one of four key partners in Maine and Vermont, CHIPRA has, to date, eleven pediatric practices and four family practices in Vermont formally recognized as NCQA patient-centered medical homes...read more.
Technical Assistance to a National Literacy Campaign
- This project, in collaboration with the national Reach Out and Read program, promotes early literacy as part of pediatric primary care through the distribution of children's books and anticipatory guidance during early childhood...read more.
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Last modified April 12 2012 11:38 AM
