Experimental Group 1- Goat
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Clinic-based visit, usual care, standard pediatric surveillance, and structured visits
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Behavioral: Usual care
Family partners will keep records and communicate with families using standard information technology, including telephones, electronic medical records, and standard desktop software.
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits
Family partners will be restricted to working at the primary care clinic - communication will be restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits
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Behavioral: Standard pediatric surveillance
Monitoring is determined by standard pediatric practice. Behavioral screening is usually done annually.
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Behavioral: Structured, schedule-based visits
Family Partners will utilize a predetermined schedule of contacts with families
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Experimental Group 2- Cow
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Clinic-based visit, usual care, enhanced pediatric surveillance, and structured visits
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Behavioral: Usual care
Family partners will keep records and communicate with families using standard information technology, including telephones, electronic medical records, and standard desktop software.
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits
Family partners will be restricted to working at the primary care clinic - communication will be restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits
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Behavioral: Structured, schedule-based visits
Family Partners will utilize a predetermined schedule of contacts with families
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Behavioral: Enhanced pediatric surveillance
In Massachusetts, behavioral screening is mandated at every pediatric visit, which for children in the target population (ages 3-12 years) is annually. With "enhanced monitoring," Family Partners will screen children using validated instruments quarterly and communicate results to the child's care team
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Experimental Group 3- Horse
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Clinic-based visit, technology-enhanced care coordination, standard pediatric surveillance, and structured visits
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits
Family partners will be restricted to working at the primary care clinic - communication will be restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits
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Behavioral: Standard pediatric surveillance
Monitoring is determined by standard pediatric practice. Behavioral screening is usually done annually.
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Behavioral: Structured, schedule-based visits
Family Partners will utilize a predetermined schedule of contacts with families
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Behavioral: Technology enhanced care coordination
Behavioral: technology enhanced care coordination FPs will also have access to Act.MD, a cloud-based care coordination and communication tool that offers the potential to improve communication with families, schools, and the primary care site through administration of online questions, videoconferencing, and common portals that can be used by parents and multiple providers (e.g., FP, pediatrician, teacher).
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Experimental Group 4- Pig
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Clinic-based visit, technology-enhanced care coordination, enhanced pediatric surveillance, and structured visits
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits
Family partners will be restricted to working at the primary care clinic - communication will be restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits
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Behavioral: Structured, schedule-based visits
Family Partners will utilize a predetermined schedule of contacts with families
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Behavioral: Enhanced pediatric surveillance
In Massachusetts, behavioral screening is mandated at every pediatric visit, which for children in the target population (ages 3-12 years) is annually. With "enhanced monitoring," Family Partners will screen children using validated instruments quarterly and communicate results to the child's care team
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Behavioral: Technology enhanced care coordination
Behavioral: technology enhanced care coordination FPs will also have access to Act.MD, a cloud-based care coordination and communication tool that offers the potential to improve communication with families, schools, and the primary care site through administration of online questions, videoconferencing, and common portals that can be used by parents and multiple providers (e.g., FP, pediatrician, teacher).
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Experimental Group 5- Sheep
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Clinic-based visit, usual care, standard pediatric surveillance, and individually-tailored visits
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Behavioral: Usual care
Family partners will keep records and communicate with families using standard information technology, including telephones, electronic medical records, and standard desktop software.
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits
Family partners will be restricted to working at the primary care clinic - communication will be restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits
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Behavioral: Standard pediatric surveillance
Monitoring is determined by standard pediatric practice. Behavioral screening is usually done annually.
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Behavioral: :Individually-tailored visits
Family Partners will be able to meet with families on an as-needed basis, with no predetermined schedule of contacts
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Experimental Group 6- Llama
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Clinic-based visit, usual care, enhanced pediatric surveillance, and individually-tailored visits
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Behavioral: Usual care
Family partners will keep records and communicate with families using standard information technology, including telephones, electronic medical records, and standard desktop software.
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits
Family partners will be restricted to working at the primary care clinic - communication will be restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits
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Behavioral: Enhanced pediatric surveillance
In Massachusetts, behavioral screening is mandated at every pediatric visit, which for children in the target population (ages 3-12 years) is annually. With "enhanced monitoring," Family Partners will screen children using validated instruments quarterly and communicate results to the child's care team
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Behavioral: :Individually-tailored visits
Family Partners will be able to meet with families on an as-needed basis, with no predetermined schedule of contacts
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Experimental Group 7- Cat
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Clinic-based visit, technology-enhanced care coordination, standard pediatric surveillance, and individually-tailored visits
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits
Family partners will be restricted to working at the primary care clinic - communication will be restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits
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Behavioral: Standard pediatric surveillance
Monitoring is determined by standard pediatric practice. Behavioral screening is usually done annually.
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Behavioral: Technology enhanced care coordination
Behavioral: technology enhanced care coordination FPs will also have access to Act.MD, a cloud-based care coordination and communication tool that offers the potential to improve communication with families, schools, and the primary care site through administration of online questions, videoconferencing, and common portals that can be used by parents and multiple providers (e.g., FP, pediatrician, teacher).
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Behavioral: :Individually-tailored visits
Family Partners will be able to meet with families on an as-needed basis, with no predetermined schedule of contacts
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Experimental Group 8- Dog
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Clinic-based visit, technology-enhanced care coordination, enhanced pediatric surveillance, and individually-tailored visits
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits
Family partners will be restricted to working at the primary care clinic - communication will be restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits
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Behavioral: Enhanced pediatric surveillance
In Massachusetts, behavioral screening is mandated at every pediatric visit, which for children in the target population (ages 3-12 years) is annually. With "enhanced monitoring," Family Partners will screen children using validated instruments quarterly and communicate results to the child's care team
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Behavioral: Technology enhanced care coordination
Behavioral: technology enhanced care coordination FPs will also have access to Act.MD, a cloud-based care coordination and communication tool that offers the potential to improve communication with families, schools, and the primary care site through administration of online questions, videoconferencing, and common portals that can be used by parents and multiple providers (e.g., FP, pediatrician, teacher).
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Behavioral: :Individually-tailored visits
Family Partners will be able to meet with families on an as-needed basis, with no predetermined schedule of contacts
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Experimental Group 9- Donkey
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Clinic and community visits, usual care coordination, standard pediatric surveillance, and structured visits
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Behavioral: Usual care
Family partners will keep records and communicate with families using standard information technology, including telephones, electronic medical records, and standard desktop software.
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Behavioral: Standard pediatric surveillance
Monitoring is determined by standard pediatric practice. Behavioral screening is usually done annually.
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Behavioral: Structured, schedule-based visits
Family Partners will utilize a predetermined schedule of contacts with families
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits and community visits
In clinic-based visits the Family Partner is restricted to working at the primary care clinic and communication is restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits. However in conditions with clinic based and community visits, the Family Partners will be available to meet families in their home and community (as well as the clinic), and accompany families to community-based meetings at school or childcare.
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Experimental Group 10- Bear
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Clinic and community visits, usual care coordination, enhanced pediatric surveillance, and structured visits
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Behavioral: Usual care
Family partners will keep records and communicate with families using standard information technology, including telephones, electronic medical records, and standard desktop software.
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Behavioral: Structured, schedule-based visits
Family Partners will utilize a predetermined schedule of contacts with families
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Behavioral: Enhanced pediatric surveillance
In Massachusetts, behavioral screening is mandated at every pediatric visit, which for children in the target population (ages 3-12 years) is annually. With "enhanced monitoring," Family Partners will screen children using validated instruments quarterly and communicate results to the child's care team
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits and community visits
In clinic-based visits the Family Partner is restricted to working at the primary care clinic and communication is restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits. However in conditions with clinic based and community visits, the Family Partners will be available to meet families in their home and community (as well as the clinic), and accompany families to community-based meetings at school or childcare.
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Experimental Group 11- Tiger
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Clinic and community visits, technology enhanced care coordination, standard pediatric surveillance, and structured visits
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Behavioral: Standard pediatric surveillance
Monitoring is determined by standard pediatric practice. Behavioral screening is usually done annually.
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Behavioral: Structured, schedule-based visits
Family Partners will utilize a predetermined schedule of contacts with families
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Behavioral: Technology enhanced care coordination
Behavioral: technology enhanced care coordination FPs will also have access to Act.MD, a cloud-based care coordination and communication tool that offers the potential to improve communication with families, schools, and the primary care site through administration of online questions, videoconferencing, and common portals that can be used by parents and multiple providers (e.g., FP, pediatrician, teacher).
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits and community visits
In clinic-based visits the Family Partner is restricted to working at the primary care clinic and communication is restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits. However in conditions with clinic based and community visits, the Family Partners will be available to meet families in their home and community (as well as the clinic), and accompany families to community-based meetings at school or childcare.
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Experimental Group 12- Lion
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Clinic and community visits, technology enhanced care coordination, enhanced pediatric surveillance, and structured visits
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Behavioral: Structured, schedule-based visits
Family Partners will utilize a predetermined schedule of contacts with families
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Behavioral: Enhanced pediatric surveillance
In Massachusetts, behavioral screening is mandated at every pediatric visit, which for children in the target population (ages 3-12 years) is annually. With "enhanced monitoring," Family Partners will screen children using validated instruments quarterly and communicate results to the child's care team
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Behavioral: Technology enhanced care coordination
Behavioral: technology enhanced care coordination FPs will also have access to Act.MD, a cloud-based care coordination and communication tool that offers the potential to improve communication with families, schools, and the primary care site through administration of online questions, videoconferencing, and common portals that can be used by parents and multiple providers (e.g., FP, pediatrician, teacher).
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits and community visits
In clinic-based visits the Family Partner is restricted to working at the primary care clinic and communication is restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits. However in conditions with clinic based and community visits, the Family Partners will be available to meet families in their home and community (as well as the clinic), and accompany families to community-based meetings at school or childcare.
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Experimental Group 13- Monkey
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Clinic and community visits, usual care coordination, standard pediatric surveillance, and individually-tailored visits
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Behavioral: Usual care
Family partners will keep records and communicate with families using standard information technology, including telephones, electronic medical records, and standard desktop software.
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Behavioral: Standard pediatric surveillance
Monitoring is determined by standard pediatric practice. Behavioral screening is usually done annually.
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Behavioral: :Individually-tailored visits
Family Partners will be able to meet with families on an as-needed basis, with no predetermined schedule of contacts
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits and community visits
In clinic-based visits the Family Partner is restricted to working at the primary care clinic and communication is restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits. However in conditions with clinic based and community visits, the Family Partners will be available to meet families in their home and community (as well as the clinic), and accompany families to community-based meetings at school or childcare.
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Experimental Group 14- Zebra
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Clinic and community visits, usual care coordination, enhanced pediatric surveillance, and individually-tailored visits
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Behavioral: Usual care
Family partners will keep records and communicate with families using standard information technology, including telephones, electronic medical records, and standard desktop software.
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Behavioral: Enhanced pediatric surveillance
In Massachusetts, behavioral screening is mandated at every pediatric visit, which for children in the target population (ages 3-12 years) is annually. With "enhanced monitoring," Family Partners will screen children using validated instruments quarterly and communicate results to the child's care team
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Behavioral: :Individually-tailored visits
Family Partners will be able to meet with families on an as-needed basis, with no predetermined schedule of contacts
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits and community visits
In clinic-based visits the Family Partner is restricted to working at the primary care clinic and communication is restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits. However in conditions with clinic based and community visits, the Family Partners will be available to meet families in their home and community (as well as the clinic), and accompany families to community-based meetings at school or childcare.
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Experimental Group 15- Elephant
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Clinic and community visits, technology-enhanced care, standard pediatric surveillance, and individually-tailored visits
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Behavioral: Standard pediatric surveillance
Monitoring is determined by standard pediatric practice. Behavioral screening is usually done annually.
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Behavioral: Technology enhanced care coordination
Behavioral: technology enhanced care coordination FPs will also have access to Act.MD, a cloud-based care coordination and communication tool that offers the potential to improve communication with families, schools, and the primary care site through administration of online questions, videoconferencing, and common portals that can be used by parents and multiple providers (e.g., FP, pediatrician, teacher).
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Behavioral: :Individually-tailored visits
Family Partners will be able to meet with families on an as-needed basis, with no predetermined schedule of contacts
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits and community visits
In clinic-based visits the Family Partner is restricted to working at the primary care clinic and communication is restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits. However in conditions with clinic based and community visits, the Family Partners will be available to meet families in their home and community (as well as the clinic), and accompany families to community-based meetings at school or childcare.
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Experimental Group 16- Giraffe
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Clinic and community visits, technology-enhanced care, enhanced pediatric surveillance, and individually-tailored visits
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Behavioral: Enhanced pediatric surveillance
In Massachusetts, behavioral screening is mandated at every pediatric visit, which for children in the target population (ages 3-12 years) is annually. With "enhanced monitoring," Family Partners will screen children using validated instruments quarterly and communicate results to the child's care team
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Behavioral: Technology enhanced care coordination
Behavioral: technology enhanced care coordination FPs will also have access to Act.MD, a cloud-based care coordination and communication tool that offers the potential to improve communication with families, schools, and the primary care site through administration of online questions, videoconferencing, and common portals that can be used by parents and multiple providers (e.g., FP, pediatrician, teacher).
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Behavioral: :Individually-tailored visits
Family Partners will be able to meet with families on an as-needed basis, with no predetermined schedule of contacts
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Behavioral: Clinic-based visits and community visits
In clinic-based visits the Family Partner is restricted to working at the primary care clinic and communication is restricted to telephone, text, and clinic visits. However in conditions with clinic based and community visits, the Family Partners will be available to meet families in their home and community (as well as the clinic), and accompany families to community-based meetings at school or childcare.
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