North Carolina developed a best practice comprehensive community model that builds on its "physician driven" enhanced primary care case management program, Community Care of North Carolina, and is characterized by introduction and integration of a standardized validated screening tool and collaboration with local and state agency staff and families. Since the ABCD project officially ended, the stakeholder group has continued to meet, policy improvements have been adopted at the state level, and additional practices have replicated the ABCD model.
ABCD State Resources
| Title | Description |
Date published |
Activity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Provider Survey | North Carolina ABCD I Project Provider Survey Evaluation. This survey was distributed to family practice and pediatric providers in three categories and analyzed according to a specific protocol. The survey instrument consists of questions designed to measure the provider’s perception of their individual knowledge and attitudes regarding developmental screening tools, early intervention services, and particular federal laws. | December 2007 | Spreading Results |
| History of the North Carolina ABCD Initiative | North Carolina ABCD Project. (March 2007). This PowerPoint presentation highlights the success and accomplishments of the North Carolina ABCD initiative, as well as ongoing project replication activities. | March 2007 | Spreading Results |
| Instructions for using the North Carolina ASQ access database | North Carolina ABCD Project. (2006). Instructions for using the North Carolina ASQ access database. | December 2006 | Improving Quality in Practice: Provider Training |
| Developmental Services Schedule | North Carolina ABCD Project. (2006). This resource outlines the recommended developmental and social-emotional screening schedule for well-child visits. | December 2006 | Identifying Children and Families at Risk |
| The ASQ and Electronic Medical Records—A question for Brooks Publishing | North Carolina ABCD Project. (2006). This resource answers the question, ‘What does Brookes Publishing say about using the ASQ with electronic medial records?’ and explores other copyright issues. | December 2006 | Identifying Children and Families at Risk |
| Billing and Policy Technical Assistance | North Carolina ABCD Project. (2006). This PowerPoint presentation clarifies billing procedures for developmental screening around existing EPSDT requirements for Medicaid eligible children as well as providing state-specific information on billing private insurers. | December 2006 | Paying for Improvements |
| Users Tip Sheet: Measure of Whether a Parent-Completed Standardized Developmental and Behavioral Screening Tool was Administered | North Carolina ABCD Project. (2006). Child and Adolescent Mental Health Initiative. This resource was developed to provide technical assistance to Setting the Stage sites implementing standardized screening processes. | December 2006 | Improving Quality in Practice: Provider Training |
| Screening and Referral Tracking Sheet | North Carolina ABCD Project. (2006). This worksheet was used by North Carolina pilot sites to track screening and referral outcomes. | December 2006 | Improving Quality in Practice: Provider Training |
| Getting Started Worksheet for Referrals for Social Emotional Screening | North Carolina ABCD Project. (2006). This resource is a referral form designed to help practices better identify available system supports and partners in an effort to improve follow-up services. | December 2006 | Improving Quality in Practice: Provider Training |
| Getting Started Worksheet | North Carolina ABCD Project. (2006). This resource is designed to help practices begin to integrate and implement standardized screening into office flow. | December 2006 | Improving Quality in Practice: Provider Training |
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