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Bringing Family Centered Care Home: A Seven Year Evaluation of Pediatric Residency Training Program Project DOCC

Center:

TN-Center on Developmental Disabilities, UCEDD/LEND

Fiscal Year:

2011

Contact Information:

Elizabeth Bishop
[email protected]
901-448-3127

Product Description:

Pediatric residents at the University of Tenenssee are required to compelte a one month rotation in neurodevelopmental disabiltiies at the Boling Center UCEDD/LEND. One component of the curriculum is a parent as trainer model called Project DOCC, Delivery of Chronic Care. The impact Project DOCC had on residents' perceptions of life for a family with a child with chronic health care needs was assessed from the past seven years.

Keyword(s):

resident training, professional development, parent trainers, family centered

Product/Publication Type(s):

Conference presentations and posters presented

Target Audience:

Consumers/Families, Professionals, Students

Alternative Format:

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[email protected]

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