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SUMMARY:Advancing Pediatric Medical Homes in South Dakota: Building Coordinated, Family‑Centered Care for Children
DESCRIPTION:What is a touchpoint?\nA child’s brain undergoes rapid development during the first three years of life, making this period crucial for their overall growth. Each new brain connection formed during this time has been referred to as a “touchpoint,” which is why we named our informational webinar series after this important milestone in a child’s development. Through these hour-long, interactive webinars, our goal is to help you create your own touchpoints across South Dakota, contributing to the healthy development of all the state’s children.\nAdvancing Pediatric Medical Homes in South Dakota: Building Coordinated, Family‑Centered Care for Children\nThis session will provide an overview of the Child Medical Home model and how lessons from it can support coordinated, family-centered care for children across South Dakota. The presenter will explain the core components of the AAP Medical Home model, highlight South Dakota’s current strategies, and share practical examples of how families, providers, and community partners can strengthen early and sustained connections to a medical home. The session will also review state-level data from the National Survey of Children’s Health and outline opportunities for cross-sector collaboration.\nLearning Objectives:\nAs a result of attending, participants should expect to be able to\n\nDescribe the core components of the AAP Child/Family-Centered Medical Home model.\nIdentify how clinical partnerships and effective care coordination can support Medical Home implementation statewide.\nInterpret key Medical Home indicators from the National Survey of Children’s Health (NSCH) and understand their relevance for child health outcomes.\nApply practical approaches for strengthening family-centered care, care coordination, and early medical home connections in clinical and community settings.\n\nPresenter: Jason Simon-Ressler, Child Health Coordinator, South Dakota Department of Health\nJason coordinates statewide pediatric Medical Home initiatives for the South Dakota Department of Health, focusing on clinical partnerships, care coordination, and data-informed planning to support family-centered care for children.\nCEUs: SD Board of Social Work Examiners This organization (University of South Dakota – Provider #1048) is approved as a provider for continuing education by the South Dakota Board of Social Work Examiners. Social workers will receive up to 1.0 Continuing Education clock hours for participating in this course.\n
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