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Oregon’s ABCD III project, ABCD for Oregon’s Healthy Kids will build on a number of initiatives designed to promote the healthy development of children.  Specifically, Oregon Medicaid in collaboration with state, professional and community partners will use Medicaid’s quality improvement processes across systems that influence child development, with the goal of defining quality medical home practice for Oregon’s children.  Oregon is in an excellent position to undertake this project—the legislative and executive branches have placed priority on covering all of Oregon’s children and created an integrated Health Authority.  Also, their work in the ABCD Screening Academy catalyzed practice and policy improvements across systems by bringing together primary care, early intervention, and public health.  Oregon has identified two primary issues they plan to address in ABCD III:  (1) capitalize on improvements in the spread of structured screening in primary care and assure sustainable coordination models; and (2) strengthen the relationship between systems of care, including the medical home model.

Title Description Date Published Activity
2011 ABCD III PIP Q & A's (Oregon ABCD III Project) This is a series of answers to questions that those tasked with implementing the ABCD III Performance Improvement Project may have. Questions deal with topics such as collaboration and External Quality Review Organizations (EQROs). January 2011 Addressing Needs and Engaging Families
Oregon Intergovernmental Agreement (Oregon Department of Human Services) This is an agreement between the Oregon Department of Human Services and the Oregon Health & Science University. It concerns the tasks and scope of work for the ABCD III performance improvement projects conducted by participating managed care organizations. Because of the size of the document it is not currently available on the Resource Center. If you would like a copy please e-mail Larry Hinkle. November 2010 Addressing Needs and Improving Policy
Interventions Considered and Recommended for the Periodic Health Examination (Oregon ABCD Project) List of interventions considered and recommended for the Periodic Health Examination for children from birth to 10 years in the general population. Interventions are arranged by screening area and counseling topic. Also includes leading causes of death. Information from Oregon Health Plan Prevention Tables. December 2008 Improving Policy
Prioritized List of Health Services Billing Codes (Oregon ABCD Project) List of IDC-9, CPT and HCPCS codes for prioritized diagnoses and treatments in Oregon. Includes pregnancy, birth, preventive services, substance dependency, and reproductive services. December 2008 Improving Policy
Impact of Implementing ASQ Developmental Screening in a Pediatric Practice (Kevin Marks and Hollie Hix-Small) PowerPoint presentation amended from a doctoral dissertation originally presented by Hollie Hix-Small, PhD. Provides information on why, where, and when to do developmental screening. December 2007 Spreading Results
Practical Aspects of Implementing a Paper-based ASQ Surveillance and Screening System with Supplemental Psychosocial, Social-Emotional and Post-partum Mood Disorder Screening (Kevin Marks) This is one example of an paper-based ASQ surveillance & screening system that includes supplemental psychosocial, post-partum mood disorder and social-emotional screening tools. This clinic-based algorithm should be feasible for use in other busy pediatric practices. December 2007 Spreading Results