Implementation Stories

Speakers with state health departments, AAP Chapters, clinicians, and others who work in the field of maternal and child health share their lessons learned about the use of the Bright Futures Guidelines, tools, and related resources in these brief audio records (2 to 5 minutes each).

Implementing Medical Home Concepts Through Learning Collaboratives

Diane Bryan, Improvement Coach, Arizona Chapter.

Integrating Bright Futures Into Electronic Health Records

Joyal Meyer, RN, MSN, MCH Nurse Consultant, North Dakota Department of Health.

Using Bright Futures Guidelines to Train Early Childhood Professionals

Rachel Sacks, MPH, Manager, Early Childhood Development, Illinois Chapter.

Engaging Parents With the Well-Visit Planner

Christina Bethell, Director, Child and Adolescent Health Measurement Initiative.

Adapting Bright Futures Materials to Meet State Needs

Amy Belisle, MD, Maine Quality Counts.

Creating Strong Quality Improvement Partnerships

Colleen Reuland, Director, Oregon Pediatric Improvement Partnership.

Raising Awareness of Bright Futures Among Health Care Professionals

Deborah S. Aquino, Title V/Maternal and Child Health Program Manager, Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health.

Using Bright Futures to Create a Common Language to Promote Children’s Health

Breena Holmes, MD, Director, Maternal and Child Health, Vermont Department of Health.

Partnering to Implement Bright Futures Guidelines

Christopher A. Kus, MD, MPH, Associate Medical Director, Division of Family Health, New York State Department of Health.

Promoting Developmental Screening Through Peer-to-Peer Training

Maria Nardella, Manager, Healthy Starts and Transitions, Washington State Department of Health.

Last Updated

04/04/2022

Source

American Academy of Pediatrics