This section offers resources related to adolescent health care services, such as access, financing, quality and content of care. More resources on adolescent health care, as well as policy, are available from our sister center, Policy Center.
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This document defines clinical preventive services for adolescents, presents professional recommendations, and examines the rationale for providing a comprehensive set of clinical preventive services to teens.
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This report highlights the potential impact of CHIP for adolescents, provides case studies of innovative strategies, and makes recommendations for how to better reach and serve adolescents who are eligible for, or enrolled in CHIP.
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These articles are available upon request, please contact NAHIC.
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The Adolescent Health Working Group (AWHG) was originally founded in 1996 in collaboration with numerous youth, adolescent health providers, and organizations to ensure the health of Medicaid-enrolled adolescents during San Francisco’s transition to Medicaid managed care.
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The area of Clinical Preventive Services is important for NAHIC faculty and staff because it provides a unique view of adolescent health issues.
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PIPPAH is a public/private initiative created by the Office of Adolescent Health of the Maternal and Child Health Bureau. It includes representatives from the following professional organizations whose members provide important health services to children, adolescents, and their families.
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NAHIC is honored to be the 2006 recipient of the Society for Adolescent Medicine's Millar Award for Innovative Approaches to Adolescent Health Care. Please click on the picture below to download the Award presentation.
Please be sure to visit our Sister Site, the Policy Center. Resources on the site include papers on Young Adult health, Middle Childhood documents, a Brief listing organizations that track state and federal policies in adolescent health, and many more publications.
We are pleased to announce our partnership with Child Trends. Together we conduct research, create resources and offer assistance to improve the health of young people and their families.
