Utah Resources: Identifying Children and Families at Risk
UT's public health agency worked with the University of Utah's Department of Pediatrics to modify its Medical Home Portal to provide clinicians and families with information about best practices in screening and treatment for developmental delays and maternal depression. This site features links to Medicaid manuals, supporting scientific evidence, and local resource agencies. The site provides access to forms designed to be completed by Medical Home sites and shared with community resources. Providers are encouraged to use the forms in an effort to coordinate care and communicate on shared cases.
This section contains resources for "Identifying Children and Families at Risk" developed by Utah.
Targeted Case Management: Early Childhood Development for Medicaid Eligible Children Utah ABCD Project. (Utah Case Management Provider Manual, 2001).
This resource outlines the rules and regulations of Utah's Targeted Case Management program. http://www.nashp.org/Files/Utah_TCM_Prov.PDF
Menu of Recommended Parental/Caregiver Depression Screening Tools Utah ABCD Project (2006)
This resource provides descriptions and a review of each of the Utah Department of Health recommended Parental/Caregiver Depression screening tools. UPIQ Maternal Depresson Screening Dept of Health screening tool matrix.doc
Screening for Post-Partum or Maternal Depression Learning Collaborative Initial Assessment Utah ABCD Project (2006)
This self-administered survey for providers who participated in the Maternal Depression Learning Collaborative was designed to evaluate providers' readiness to implement and integrate parental depression screening into their practice flow. The form also provides an opportunity to access follow-up technical assistance from ABCD staff. UPIQ Maternal Depresson Screening Initial assessment.doc
Importance of Social Emotional Screening for Utah’s Children Matt Denhalter. (Southwest Behavioral Health Center, May 20, 2005).
A presentation by Matt Denhalter at the UPIQ Social Emotional Learning Collaborative held in Lehi, Utah, May 20, 2005 Importance of Social Emotional Screening.ppt
Laminated Pocket Guide UPIQ.
Pocket Guide to Developmental Screening for Children Ages 0-5 LaminatedPocketGuide.doc
Pediatric Clinicians Guide: Steps to Parental Depression Screening Utah ABCD Project (2006)
This flowchart includes steps for clinicians to use during Parental Depression Screening Pediatric Clinicians Guide.ppt
Maternal Depression Resources, Salt Lake County, matrix Utah ABCD Project (2006)
This resource is a sample matrix of maternal depression resources available in Salt Lake County during the Maternal Depression Learning Collaborative. UPIQ Maternal Depresson Screening Dept of Health community resources.doc
Screening Tools Lori Smith and Jenifer Lloyd. (Utah Department of Health, May 20, 2007).
A presentation by Lori Smith and Jenifer Lloyd at the UPIQ Social Emotional Learning Collaborative held in Lehi, Utah, May 20, 2005 ScreeningTools Presentation.ppt
Screening Tool Selection UPIQ. (2005).
Worksheet to assist practice teams when determining appropriate screening tools for their practice. Team Time_rev.doc
Developmental Screening Practices and Autism Awareness of Utah's Primary Care Physicians: 2004 Survey Results Jennifer Chapman Lloyd et al. (Utah Department of Health; University of Utah School of Medicine, April 2005). Results from a mail survey of Utah family physicians and pediatricians about developmental screening and referral practices, and autism spectrum disorder. Developmental screening practices and autism awareness of U.doc
Parent Handouts in Spanish on Well-Child Visits and Developmental Milestones Utah ABCD Project.
Handouts for parents in Spanish on each well-child visit and appropriate developmental milestones. Parent Handouts Well-Child Visits 2wks-5yrs.doc
Screening and Prevention Web Page Utah Medhome. Available online at: http://www.medicalhomeportal.org/clinical-practice/screening-and-prevention/developmental
This web page provides clinicians with information and resources about best practices in screening and treatment for developmental delays. It explains that the use of an objective screening tool is encouraged for EPSDT screens (see page 12). http://www.medicalhomeportal.org/clinical-practice/screening-and-prevention/developmental
Cuando la mamá padece de depresión Utah ABCD project (2007) Utah created posters focusing on screening mothers for post partum depression. The posters had the PHQ-2 questions and were available in English and Spanish. They have been distributed widely and were well recieved. Spanish version directed toward families. UT PPDFamily_Spanish.pdf
When mom suffers from postpartum depression, it doesn’t only affect her, it can also affect the whole family. Utah ABCD project (2007) Utah created posters focusing on screening mothers for post partum depression. The posters had the PHQ-2 questions and were available in English and Spanish. They have been distributed widely and were well recieved. English version directed toward families. UT PPDFamily_English.pdf
Mamá, ¿Se siente usted deprimida? Utah ABCD project (2007) Utah created posters focusing on screening mothers for post partum depression. The posters had the PHQ-2 questions and were available in English and Spanish. They have been distributed widely and were well recieved. Spanish version. UT PPD_Spanish.pdf
Mom, are you feeling blue? Utah ABCD project (2007) Utah created posters focusing on screening mothers for post partum depression. The posters have the PHQ-2 questions and are available in English and Spanish. They have been distributed widely and were well recieved. English version. UT PPD_English.pdf