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Basic Information
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COMPLETED
NA
43 participants
INTERVENTIONAL
2012-10-31
2014-07-31
Brief Summary
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Detailed Description
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Conditions
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Study Design
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RANDOMIZED
PARALLEL
SUPPORTIVE_CARE
NONE
Study Groups
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Group 1: Control
Group 1 will be the control group. They will complete questionnaires but will otherwise receive usual care from their Primary Care Provider (PCP). At the end of the study period they will be given the Study Materials for participating.
Study Materials
The Study Materials include a Care Binder, a Resource list, an Adult Doctor List and a Wallet Card. The Care Binder is an organizational tool to help patients with special healthcare needs manage and track important information related to their health and medical care. The Resource list has information about important community resources. The Adult Doctor List provides information about finding an adult primary care provider. The Wallet Card is a sheet for tracking important medical and personal information.
Group 3: Group Intervention
Group 3 (Group Intervention) will receive the Study Materials at the beginning of the study and will also be invited to attend two REACH for Independence group sessions.
REACH for Independence
REACH for Independence is a transition and self-care skill-building peer support group led by a social worker. It is comprised of two 2.5-hour group sessions where participants participate in activities designed to teach self-care, self-advocacy and improve transition to adulthood skills.
Study Materials
The Study Materials include a Care Binder, a Resource list, an Adult Doctor List and a Wallet Card. The Care Binder is an organizational tool to help patients with special healthcare needs manage and track important information related to their health and medical care. The Resource list has information about important community resources. The Adult Doctor List provides information about finding an adult primary care provider. The Wallet Card is a sheet for tracking important medical and personal information.
Group 4: Full Intervention
Group 4 (Full Intervention) will receive the Study Materials at the beginning of the study, will be invited to attend the REACH for Independence group sessions, and will be invited to a Transition Consult with an MD and social worker.
REACH for Independence
REACH for Independence is a transition and self-care skill-building peer support group led by a social worker. It is comprised of two 2.5-hour group sessions where participants participate in activities designed to teach self-care, self-advocacy and improve transition to adulthood skills.
Transition Consult
The transition consult is a 1-on-1 visit with an MD and social worker. At the consults, participants will receive individualized information related to their unique medical and psychosocial needs and support related to issues relevant to their gaining healthcare independence and finding an adult doctor, such as accommodations, transportation, insurance and finances. After the consult, this group will have access to a transition coordinator who can help with any transition-related problems that may occur.
Study Materials
The Study Materials include a Care Binder, a Resource list, an Adult Doctor List and a Wallet Card. The Care Binder is an organizational tool to help patients with special healthcare needs manage and track important information related to their health and medical care. The Resource list has information about important community resources. The Adult Doctor List provides information about finding an adult primary care provider. The Wallet Card is a sheet for tracking important medical and personal information.
Group 2: Basic Intervention
Group 2 (Basic Intervention) will receive the Study Materials at the beginning of the study but will otherwise continue with their usual PCP care.
Study Materials
The Study Materials include a Care Binder, a Resource list, an Adult Doctor List and a Wallet Card. The Care Binder is an organizational tool to help patients with special healthcare needs manage and track important information related to their health and medical care. The Resource list has information about important community resources. The Adult Doctor List provides information about finding an adult primary care provider. The Wallet Card is a sheet for tracking important medical and personal information.
Interventions
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REACH for Independence
REACH for Independence is a transition and self-care skill-building peer support group led by a social worker. It is comprised of two 2.5-hour group sessions where participants participate in activities designed to teach self-care, self-advocacy and improve transition to adulthood skills.
Transition Consult
The transition consult is a 1-on-1 visit with an MD and social worker. At the consults, participants will receive individualized information related to their unique medical and psychosocial needs and support related to issues relevant to their gaining healthcare independence and finding an adult doctor, such as accommodations, transportation, insurance and finances. After the consult, this group will have access to a transition coordinator who can help with any transition-related problems that may occur.
Study Materials
The Study Materials include a Care Binder, a Resource list, an Adult Doctor List and a Wallet Card. The Care Binder is an organizational tool to help patients with special healthcare needs manage and track important information related to their health and medical care. The Resource list has information about important community resources. The Adult Doctor List provides information about finding an adult primary care provider. The Wallet Card is a sheet for tracking important medical and personal information.
Eligibility Criteria
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Inclusion Criteria
* Presence of at least 1 Chronic Condition and/or Cognitive Disability
* Last visit with pediatric primary care provider occurring on or after January 1, 2011
* Currently active in one of four identified pediatric practices (Cobbs Creek, Chestnut Hill, Market Street, West Chester)
* Current primary care provider approval for participation
* English speaking
* Has a child enrolled in the study
* Child has consented/assented to allow them to participate
* English speaking
Exclusion Criteria
* No presence of a chronic condition or cognitive disability
* Last visit with pediatric PCP occurring prior to January 1, 2011
* Not currently active in one of four identified pediatric practices (Cobbs Creek, Chestnut Hill, Market Street, West Chester)
* Current PCP disapproves participation
* Non-English speaking
* Child did not consent/assent to allow them to participate
* Non-English speaking
19 Years
ALL
No
Sponsors
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Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
OTHER
Responsible Party
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Principal Investigators
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Nadja Peter, MD
Role: PRINCIPAL_INVESTIGATOR
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Oana Tomescu, MD, PhD
Role: PRINCIPAL_INVESTIGATOR
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Locations
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Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Countries
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Other Identifiers
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Peter_12-009117
Identifier Type: -
Identifier Source: org_study_id
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