Seattle care project

Design: The project design consisted of ethical decision-making, provider education, and flexible administration of health benefits through co-case management between insurers and care providers.

The evaluation study design is a non-experimental pretest, posttest design comparison of pediatric quality of life and family satisfaction at program entry with repeated measures at 3 months post-program entry. Quality of life was measured with parent proxy reports of health-related quality of life using the PedsQL Version 4.

Results: Forty-one patients ranging in age from infancy to 22 years old were enrolled in the program over a 2-year period.

Parents consented to participate in the evaluation study. Improvements in health-related quality of life over baseline were observed for 21 matched pairs available for analysis in each domain of health-related quality of life; positive changes in reports of emotional well-being were statistically significant.

In total, licensed providers were assigned preparedness scores. Using a sample of eighteen providers, 6 of whom scored the highest, 6 whom have a median score of 5, and six whom scored the lowest a survey will be conducted.

The survey will seek to uncover the challenges impeding child care providers from meeting emergency preparednes standards. Phase II will convene stakeholders from across government, the community, and the child care industry to create an equitable, comprehensive, and succinct survey to uncover the possible causes of providers' failure to prepare across the city.

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Gov This Site Only. Emergency Management Curry Mayer, Director. Home Prepare. Childcare Provider Is your child care program ready for a disaster? Child Care Provider Readiness Project In , Seattle Office of Emergency Management set a goal of ensuring that licensed child care providers within the city limits were better prepared for disasters and emergencies.