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1 Connections Grant Updates Resource Mapping Regional Centers for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs Regional Core Teams/ Community Conversations May 20, 2010
2 Goal 2 Establish ASD Medical Home Implementation and Spread Sites which will focus on strengthening local and regional partnerships, identify current resources and gaps, provide regional trainings for key partners and strengthen the connections among services within the system of supports for children with ASD.
3 Resource Mapping First Step sent us Autism Spectrum Disorder Regional Resource Directories Liaisons and Core Teams review New Resource Reporting Form
4 Resources tagged ASD as of April 2009
5 Local/Regional Resources (4/09) Special thanks to Carrie Arneson, Cheryl Jones and Matthew Maenner from the Waisman Center for the Geo-mapping.
6 Statewide (4/09) 14 Organizations/Agencies
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8 Resources not-tagged ASD as of April 2009
9 Local/Regional Resources (4/09)
10 Statewide (4/09) 62 Organizations/Agencies o Maybe not listed in all regions
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12 Newly identified resources as of May 2010
13 Local/Regional Resources (5/10)
14 Statewide (5/10) 104 Organizations/Agencies
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16 Total resources now available
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18 Self-Ranking Survey of CYSHCN Regional Centers April/May 2010
19 As a CYSHCN Regional Center, how would you rate your collective knowledge: Before the Connections Initiative Today Weak Adequate Strong
20 1. Unique needs of parents with a child with an Autism Spectrum Disorder 2. Availability of developmental screening (what options exist in your region) 3. Availability of local diagnostic services (what options exist in your region) 4. Overall knowledge of Autism Spectrum Disorder 5. Treatments for Autism Spectrum Disorder 6. Multiple participants involved in the system of care for a child with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (level of knowledge about who is involved)
21 7. The mechanisms that exist and are used to facilitate services for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (level of knowledge about how the multiple participants work together) 8. Financial resources available to families 9. Physical and mental health resources available to families 10. Developmental therapies/intervention resources available to families 11. Educational resources available to families 12. Social resources available to families 13. How families access resources
22 Self-survey 5 Before Today 4 Self Rating Northern Northeast Southeast Southern Western Regional Center
23 5 Before Today 4 Self Rating Average Regional Centers for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs
24 Variables Staffing Opportunities Institutional Values Personal Experience
25 What s working Collaborations Regional and State Conferences Monthly calls (Liaisons and I&R) Trainings Access to Experts
26 What area(s) do you feel you still need to know more about in order to improve your level of knowledge? Keeping on top of the newest findings/ changes in the field, organizations, trainings, etc. Finding diagnosticians who can see families in a reasonable time frame Treatment options and strategies Rural services Continued relationship building with stakeholders.
27 Collaboration Scale given repeatedly over time to try to measure perceived collaboration among participants. Over 100 agencies/organizations and over 150 people represented on the five regional teams/community conversations.
28 What s working Information is being shared Agencies are being connected with one another (trainings and presentations) Fact sheets developed Regional Centers
29 Goal 2 Establish ASD Medical Home Implementation and Spread Sites which will focus on strengthening local and regional partnerships, identify current resources and gaps, provide regional trainings for key partners and strengthen the connections among services within the system of supports for children with ASD.
30 Finish this sentence: One way that the Regional Core Teams and Community Conversations have strengthened the infrastructure to serve children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other Developmental Disabilities is:
31 Children s Hospital of WI Kirsten Cooper Meg Steimle Core Team: 29 members Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin Autism Consultants CESA 1 Birth to Three- Jefferson County Good Friend, Inc. Children s Hospital of Wisconsin WI FACETS Wisconsin Early Autism Project Imagine a Child s Capacity Easter Seals Southeast Wisconsin Dynamic Connections Milwaukee County Disabilities Services Southeast Regional Center for CYSHCN WCASS- Wisconsin Council of Administrators of Special Services
32 Children s Hospital of WI Fox Valley Kirsten Cooper Core Team: 20 Members Appleton Area School District CESA 7 Autism Society of Wisconsin CESA 8 Autism Society of the Fox Valley Birth to Three Beyond the Boundaries of Autism Bonduel School District Bertrand Schmitz Consulting Services, Inc Children s Hospital of WI Fox Valley Fond du Lac County & Beyond Support Group Silver Lake College Wisconsin Early Autism Project
33 Marathon County Health Department Julia Stavran
34 Core Team: 37 Members Marshfield Clinic Marshfield Center WI Family Ties Marshfield Clinic Wausau Center UW-Extension Great lakes Inter-Tribal Council Therapies + D. C. Everest School District AUsome Social Group Ministry Health Medical Group Achieve! Center Inc Parent to Parent of Wisconsin Red Cliff Tribal Clinic Wausau School District WIC Wood County Parent Liaison Headwaters Inc. Birth to Three Wausau School District Central WI Autism Society Wisconsin Autism Society CYSHCN Oral Health Project Mosinee School District WI Division of Public Health Bridge Center
35 UW-Madison Waisman Center Gail Chodron
36 Core Team: 51 Members Autism Society of Greater Madison CESAs 2, 3 & 5 Autism Society of Wisconsin WSPEI Bridges for Families Birth to 3 Community Ties Children s Long-Term Care Services WI FACETS Middleton/Cross Plains Area Schools WIC Sauk County Dane County Human Services Dane County Parent Council Dodge County H & HS Department Verona High School Imagine a Child s Capacity Kids Council Madison Psychotherapy Center Parents as Leaders Richland County Human Services UW Psychiatry UW-Madison Waisman Center Collaborating Partners Waisman Early Childhood Program Watertown Unified School District Unified County Services Grant County Wisconsin Early Autism Program (WEAP) Madison School and Community Recreation (MSCR)
37 Chippewa County Department of Public Health Wynne Cook Core Team: Multiple Community Conversations WI Family Ties Advocate Chileda Wisconsin Early Autism Project Foster Parent Chippewa Valley Autism Society Think and Say Tutoring Wisconsin Parent Educator Initiative Gunderson Lutheran Western Wisconsin Autism Advocacy & Consulting Center Educational Solutions/Clinical Psychologist and Therapist Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls School Districts Coulee Region Autism Society In-Home Childcare Providers of the Chippewa Valley Chippewa County Autism Benefits Counselor
38 Goal 2 Establish ASD Medical Home Implementation and Spread Sites which will focus on strengthening local and regional partnerships, identify current resources and gaps, provide regional trainings for key partners and strengthen the connections among services within the system of supports for children with ASD.
39 Tim Markle (608) Questions?
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