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6 Things Primary Care Clinicians Can Do to Support Children with Complex Medical Needs
This top list highlights 6 things primary care clinicians can do to support children with complex medical needs such as seeing the “whole” child.
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- A Guide to Getting Started with Systems of Care
- Introducing NeuroJourney to Families
- When You and Your Child’s Clinicians Have Different Ideas or Styles: How To Find a Way Forward
- Framework for Sharing Decision-Making with Your Child’s Clinicians
- Guide to Speaking with Your Child About Prognosis
- Helping Children Cope with a Sibling's Serious Illness
- A Guide to Being Your Own Best Ally
- Perinatal Palliative Care Pathways: Options for Caregivers to Consider
- Improving the Pediatric Cancer Care Experience with Palliative Support
- How to Find a Therapist
- Growing Around Grief
- The Ring Theory of Support: Asking for Support and Offering It to Others
- Supporting Siblings Through a Serious Medical Condition: What to Say Infographic
- Assessing and Responding to the Spiritual Needs of Seriously Ill Children and Their Caregivers
- Spirituality and Caregiving in Pediatric Illness
- 7 Things Your Patient Family Would Like You to Know
- Top Lists
- Supporting Families in Bereavement
- What is Anticipatory Grief?
- Travel Guide
- Anticipatory Symptom Management Plan
- Introducing Families to CPN
- Introducing Families to Palliative Care
- Supporting Families in Advance Care Planning
- Delivering the Diagnosis or Bad News
- Shared Decision-Making
- JJ - a Day in the Life
- Understanding the Lived Family Experience
- The Pediatrician’s Role in Serious Illness
- Intro to Financial Planning & A Letter of Intent (template)
- Introduction to Pediatric Palliative Care
- Understanding Palliative Care and Hospice Care
- CPN FAQ Sheet
- In Case of an Emergency ... here is what others need to know about my child's care.
- Care Plan Book
- Navigating the Hospital
- Considering a Port for Your Child
- Considering the Clinical Trial Option
- Understanding Baseline
- Family Meeting: Being Prepared
- Strengthening Your Parenting Partnership
- Self Care: A Parent's Guide to Taking Care of Yourself (as well as Your Child)
- For Grandparents and Extended Family of Children with Serious Illness
- Managing Pain in Children with Complex Chronic Conditions
- Medical Orders
- Exploring Integrative Therapies
- Scoliosis and Spine / Spinal Surgery: Facts and Decision-Making
- What is Tube Feeding?
- Considering Tracheostomy
- Evaluating the Clinical Trial Option: A guide to CPN Resources
- Clinical Trial Unit: Questions to Consider
- Glossary: Understanding Clinical Trial Terms
- Guide to Informed Consent
- Planning Transition from Pediatric to Adult Providers for the Fully-Dependent Child
- Exploring Out-of-Home Placement
- Considerations for Guardianship & Medical Decision-Making
- End-of-Life Guide Part 1: Preparing
- End-of-Life Guide Part 2: What to Expect
- Understanding and Managing Nutritional Needs at End of Life
- Guide to Continuing Bonds for Bereaved Parents
- 5 Packaged Teaching Modules: Being a Good Parent, Supporting Siblings, Talking About the End of Life, Making Difficult Decisions, and Palliative Care
- Referral Script
- Making Critical Care Choices: A Guide
- Facing End of Life Bibliography
- Bereavement Bibliography
- Bereavement Bibliography
- Bereavement Websites and Camps
- Parenting the Surviving Siblings
- Guide for Writing as Healing
- Printable CPN Info Sheet
- Guide to CPN's Family Voices
- Guide to CPN's Clinician Voices