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Get to Know Your Florida Coalition for SBHCs!

Get to Know Your Florida Coalition for SBHCs!. Thursday, June 6 2013 4:00 – 5:00 PM EST. Help Us Count!.

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Get to Know Your Florida Coalition for SBHCs!

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  1. Get to Know Your Florida Coalition for SBHCs! Thursday, June 6 2013 4:00 – 5:00 PM EST

  2. Help Us Count! If you are viewing as a group, please go to the chat window and type in the name of the person registered and the total number of additional people in the room, e.g., Tammy Jones, +3.  This will help us with our final count.

  3. Reminders • All webinar attendees will have the ability to interact with the panelist through interactive discussion. Please mute and unmute yourself accordingly. • We want to hear your questions! If you have a question at any point during the presentation, feel free to speak up. • Attendees will receive an evaluation survey within two days of the webinar. Please let us know how we are doing and new topics you would like us to cover.

  4. Webinar Archives • Access previous webinars, sorted by topic: • Clinical Services ( Diabetes, ADHD) • SBHC Operations (PCMH, HIT) • Policy & Advocacy • Quality Improvement • Special Initiatives • NASBHC Tools • www.nasbhc.org/webinars

  5. Objectives • Understand the history of the Florida Coalition for School-Based Health Care • Learn about the different models of school-based health care in Florida • Learn how the current landscape in Florida may affect school-based health centers • Learn how you can get involved with the Florida coalition

  6. Today’s Presenter Maggie Blackburn, MD, FAAFP President Florida Coalition for School-Based Health Centers

  7. www.fcsbhc.com GET TO KNOW THE FLORIDA COALITION FOR SCHOOL-BASED HEALTH CARE Who are they and what do they do?

  8. What is the Florida Coalition? • A not for profit organization founded in1999 • 100% volunteer organization • A state affiliate of the National Assembly of School-Based Health Care www.fcsbhc.com

  9. Our History • School-based clinics in Florida date back to the Lawton Chiles administration with some targeted state funding (Gadsden County) • John T. Macdonald foundation support for the University of Miami clinic • The Macdonald foundation continues to support us as our fiscal agent www.fcsbhc.com

  10. Rejuvenation • In 2008-09 we assisted NASBHC as the host committee for the 2009 National Convention in Fort Lauderdale • Core of dedicated group who remain committed to the coalition www.fcsbhc.com

  11. Other Organizational Support • Miami Children’s Hospital • Institute for Child & Family Health • Health Choice Network • Winter Park Health Foundation • Other individual members www.fcsbhc.com

  12. Vision “To increase the capacity for school-based and school linked clinics to provide a safety for children and adolescents by improving access to comprehensive care, resulting in improved health care quality and learning for the children and adolescents of Florida.” www.fcsbhc.com

  13. Mission The mission of the Florida Coalition for School-Based Health Care is to serve as a unified voice for advocacy and to promote access to quality physical, behavioral, and dental health services that meet the unique needs of Florida’s children, youth and families. www.fcsbhc.com

  14. How do we do this? • Federal advocacy • Local advocacy • Education and training opportunities • Strengthening partnerships www.fcsbhc.com

  15. Activities 2008-2013 • Assisted NASBHC as the host committee for the 2009 National Convention in Fort Lauderdale . • Assisted NASBHC in collection of data for National Census • Participated in State Executive Directors trainings • Established a formal affiliation agreement with NASBHC in 2010 • Ongoing federal advocacy with NASBHC www.fcsbhc.com

  16. Lessons Learned • There are many different models in Florida • School nurse model • Advanced care through family planning • Full primary care • Primary care with behavioral health • FQHC satellite • Primary care, behavioral health and oral health www.fcsbhc.com

  17. Successes • Authorization for school-based health clinics • HRSA Capital grant funding • Florida received about $8 million through this initiative www.fcsbhc.com

  18. Our definition • Main support for Primary Care model as defined by Social Security administration • Goal to move all SBHCs towards primary care model • SBHCs as a medical home for children and adolescents www.fcsbhc.com

  19. Florida Landscape • 67 counties and 67 school districts • School health must be provided but there is great variability in delivery • Not state funding for operations • Low utilization of SCHIP funding (KidCare) • Push for managed care Medicaid www.fcsbhc.com

  20. Opportunities • Florida AHCA requirement that insurance companies include school health and school-based health clinics in their panels. • Not specific as to how • Insurance companies are interested in learning more • Opportunity for billing and sustainability www.fcsbhc.com

  21. Moving Forward • Our goal is to provide a unified voice for SBHCs in Florida • State meeting at NASBHC in Washington DC on Monday, June 24th • Advocacy day with NASBHC on June 25th • State summit in the fall of 2013 • Education and technical assistance for SBHCs www.fcsbhc.com

  22. Organizational Goals • Develop accurate database of SBHC organizations and sites • Face to face meeting for Florida SBHCs • Board Development • Funding resources • Education and technical assistance to SBHCs • 501c3 application www.fcsbhc.com

  23. How Can We Help You? • Technical Assistance in operating an SBHC • Billing • Sustainability models • Meeting other SBHC sponsoring organizations • Advocacy at the state level for state level funding www.fcsbhc.com

  24. Getting InvolvedGetting Involved • How can you participate? • Board member • Providing space for upcoming summit • Committee member • Membership and fundraising • Communications • Bylaws • In- Kind technical assistance • Database management • Website/Social Media marketing and management www.fcsbhc.com

  25. Questions and Answers

  26. Closing Reminders • This presentation has been recorded and will be archived on the Florida Coalition for SBHCs (FCSBHC) website within the next week. • For more information and resources on the Florida Coalition visit http://www.florida-coalition-for-school-based-health-care.org/. • To request support and technical assistance send the Florida Coalition an e-mail at: fcsbhc@gmail.com • We will be sending out a copy of the PPT slides and a brief evaluation survey within the next two days. • It’s not too late to register for the 2013 National Assembly on School-Based Health Care Convention: www.nasbhc.org/convention. Join us for the convention from June 23-26 in Washington, DC!

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