Pediatrics Supporting Parents
The Pediatrics Supporting Parents project leverages and enhances the standard of care in the pediatric well-child visit to support social and emotional development.
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The Blueprint in Action: Lessons Learned from the Pediatrics Supporting Parents State Medicaid and CHIP Implementation Workgroup
This brief describes the accomplishments of and lessons learned from [...]
Pediatrics Supporting Parents Program Analysis: Program and Site Selection Process and Results
This report briefly describes background of Pediatrics Supporting Parents and [...]
Pediatrics Supporting Parents: Program and Site Selection Process and Results
This report describes the Pediatrics Supporting Parents project background and [...]
Opportunities for Supporting Children and Families through Pediatric Primary Care in the Time of COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic is causing serious health and economic consequences [...]
Medicaid and CHIP Provide Powerful Tools for Supporting Social and Emotional Development
Today, the Center for the Study of Social Policy, with [...]
Moving Beyond the Family Engagement Check Box: An Innovative Partnership to Promote Authentic Family Engagement in Systems Change
Our latest product, Moving Beyond the Family Engagement Check Box: An Innovative Partnership to Promote Authentic Family Engagement in Systems Change, by CSSP and Family Voices provides valuable insight about best practices for engaging families as well as how to create and implement a process for engaging families in the national Pediatrics Supporting Parents (PSP) initiative to promote the social and emotional development (SED) of young children.
Fostering Social and Emotional Health through Pediatric Primary Care: A Blueprint for Leveraging Medicaid and CHIP to Finance Change
The content of this resource is based on technical assistance [...]
California’s Medicaid Breakthrough: An Opportunity to Advance Children’s Social and Emotional Health
Revamping Medicaid policies to improve young children’s social and emotional health and address health care inequities is particularly critical in California, where over half of children ages 0 to 5 have Medicaid coverage (known as Medi-Cal, in California), and three-quarters are children of color. California ranks near the bottom of the nation on most standard measures of child well-being and access to care.
A Check-In on Leveraging the Power of Children’s Check-Ups
The pediatric primary care setting provides a near-universal opportunity to support the youngest patients and their caregivers, strengthening vitally important foundational relationships and promoting social and emotional development.
