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Transition to Adulthood
Trainings and Events Resources for Physicians Resources for Families
The Illinois Healthcare Transition Project offers trainings and resources for medical practices, youth, families, and school staff. These include web-based trainings for pediatricians and family physicians/internists. The courses include a number of project-developed tools and resources related to transition.
Transitioning Youth to Adult Health Care for Pediatric Providers (Updated 2018-2021)- Information and Registration
This course teaches learners how to use medical home strategies to improve care of transitioning youth, especially those with special health care needs. The first phase of the curriculum includes 11 educational modules. Topics include discussing benefits and services with patients, developing a written transition policy, identifying adult primary care providers, and more. The second phase of the course is the data collection phase for pediatricians who wish to pursue Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Part IV credit, approved by the American Board of Pediatrics for 20 points. The initiative is administered by ICAAP and is open to primary care and specialty care pediatricians across the country. For a limited time in 2019, the course is available for free to pediatricians in Illinois. For more information contact Olyvia Phillips (ophillips@illinoisaap.com)
Instructions for Course Registration and Completion
Visit http://icaap.remote-learner.net/ and create a user account
Purchase and register for the Transitioning Youth to Adult Health Care for Pediatric Providers course (Link here for instructions)
Phase 1: Education: Complete the 11 educational modules, pre-tests, post-tests, and course evaluation
Phase 2: Quality Improvement Work for MOC Part 4 Points
Register for the data collection track
Pull 10 patient charts and enter baseline data for the three required Key Clinical Activities (KCAs)
Enter cycle 1 data 6 weeks later, followed by cycles 2 and 3 data every 6 weeks
When all data cycles are entered, submit data to ICAAP for review and approval
Cost (includes access to 11 training modules, resource library, CME and MOC credit)
Type | Member | Non-Member |
Pediatrician | $275 | $300 |
Contact: Olyvia Phillips |Coordinator |Phone: 312/733-1026 ext. 209| e-mail: ophillips@illinoisaap.com for questions regarding the course.