EDOPC

About EDOPC | EDOPC Education for Providers | EDOPC Policy and Advocacy

Enhancing Developmentally Oriented Primary Care

The Enhancing Developmentally Oriented Primary Care Project (EDOPC) is a resource for healthcare providers in Illinois. We work to improve the delivery and financing of preventive health and developmental services for children birth to age three. EDOPC is a partnership of the Advocate Health Care, Healthy Steps Program and Illinois Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics.

Through the EDOPC Web site, you can enroll in online training on care coordination, developmental screening, domestic violence screening, perinatal maternal depression screening, and social/emotional screening. You can also participate in educational teleconferences and technical assistance calls, read best practices information, and find links and resources related to developmental screening and referral.

For more information about EDOPC, visit the EDOPC website at: http://www.edopc.net/

About EDOPC

Learn about the EDOPC project and its goals, history, and accomplishments.

EDOPC Education for Providers

Enroll in online training on care coordination, developmental screening, domestic violence screening, perinatal maternal depression screening, and social/emotional screening through the EDOPC Web site, as well as learn about participating in on-site training, educational teleconferences, and technical assistance calls.

EDOPC Policy and Advocacy

Read policy briefs on developmental screening, domestic violence screening, perinatal maternal depression, and children’s mental health, as well as stay current on policy and advocacy issues affecting preventive health and developmental services for children birth to age three.

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For more information about Enhancing Developmentally Oriented Primary Care (EDOPC), contact:

Rachel Sacks, MPH Manager, Early Childhood Development
888/270-0558
312/733-1026 ext. 218
rsacks@illinoisaap.com
info@edopc.org
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