Larner College of Medicine

Child Chronic Care Initiative (CCCI)

The Child Chronic Care Initiative (CCCI) works to improve access and outcomes for children with medical complexity or those who require specialty care.
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Caring for Childhood Chronic Conditions

The CCCI team partners with pediatric specialty clinics at the University of Vermont’s Children’s Hospital to improve care for Medicaid-eligible children with chronic conditions. We collaborate with VCHIP’s Health Services Research Team to analyze data and identify improvement opportunities.

Our Work

Achievements

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  • Care Coordination Collaborative (CCC) meetings bring together interdisciplinary partners to advance our shared vision of optimizing care coordination services for children and youth with special health needs. 
  • Shared Plans of Care Pilot Project. VCHIP and Vermont Information Technology Leaders (VITL) are collaborating with several partners around Vermont to optimize technology to support the utilization and accessibility of care plans for children and youth with special health needs. For more information, please see our Shared Plans of Care Pilot one-pager and the Shared Plans of Care FAQ

Highlights

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Resources

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Project Team

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  • Alyssa Consigli, RD, CPHQ, Project Director and Quality Improvement Coach
  • KC Cousineau, MA, Research Data Specialist
  • Keith Robinson, MD, FAAP, Lead Faculty
  • Michelle Rovnak, Project Coordinator
  • Susan Richardson, PhD, Research Analyst