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Presented at the 22nd Annual Research Conference
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Session Number: 30 Room: Salon C
Presentation Type: symposium
Chair: Mary Armstrong Discussant: Myra Alfreds
Synopsis: Two studies selected the SOCPR to study their youth-serving systems. Iowa selected four sites with varying demographics for review. The other project utilized the SOCPR in Ottawa, Canada. The two projects will present a summary of results and discuss reactions to the findings, implementation actions, and next steps. The System of Care Practice Review (SOCPR) is a case study methodology designed to obtain information from families, their formal service providers (case managers, therapists and other providers), and informal helpers concerning service planning, service delivery, child and family progress, and satisfaction with services. The SOCPR presents a measure of how well the needs of children with serious emotional disturbance (SED) and their families are being met by documenting their experiences in four domains: child centered and family focused, community based, culturally competent, and impact. Each child and family is considered to be a unique evaluation of the system of care.
Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Session Time: 10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
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Presenting: Stephen Roggenbaum; Pamela Alger; Victoria Hummer
All Authors for this paper: Stephen Roggenbaum; Pamela Alger; Victoria Hummer
Presentation Type: element of symposium
Synopsis: FMHI/USF evaluated Iowa's system of care for children experiencing mental and emotional disorders. The goal was to gain a “baseline” of the children’s mental health delivery system through a methodology known as the System of Care Practice Review and to generate system-level and practice-level recommendations for improvement based on the system of care framework.
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Presenting: Natasha Talartcheff-Quesnel; Francine Gravelle; Michael Hone
All Authors for this paper: Natasha Talartcheff-Quesnel; Francine Gravelle; Michael Hone
Presentation Type: element of symposium
Synopsis: This presentation will demonstrate how the System of Care Practice Review (SOCPR) was used to facilitate local transformation efforts in Ottawa, Canada. The SOCPR and the resulting data served to strengthen and expand a local collaborative and became the foundation for a system planning and transformation process. The SOCPR and system of care values embedded in the tool have provided the community with an ability to operationalize the “Ontario Policy Framework”; moving policy into practice.