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Transition One Stop : TRANSITION POINTS : Hospital to Home : Resources, Forms, and Applications

Resources, Forms, and Applications

This section contains both state/regional and national resources available to assist those involved at this transition point. *indicates documents and forms designed specifically for use by families.



State/Regional

Links

• Parent Resource Library
  
• Prevent Shaken Baby Syndrome
• Kentucky Children's Hospital
  
• KyYouth.org: Kentucky Youth Advocates
  
• HANDS
  
• Kentucky Partnership
  
• First Steps
  
• Health Kentucky
  
• Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services
  
• Kentucky Department of Public Health
  
• Primary Health Care Sources in Kentucky
  
• Commission for Children with Special Health Care Needs
  
• Safe Kids
  
  

Forms

• All about me (FASD)
  
• Information About My Child (parent can complete for an upcoming meeting with professionals)
  
• Individual Transition Plan (can be used for any child leaving the hospital who may need specific steps to services)
  
• RTC Regional Transition Planning Checklist Version 5.1
  
  

Documents

• Community Early Childhood Resource Guide for Families Version 4.6
  
• Early Childhood Community Resource Guide for Service Coordinators and Families Version 3.1
  
• Early Childhood Definitions and Acronyms
  
• Interagency Self-Assessment Tool (used by interagency teams at intervals to determine implmentation status of transition research based practice)
  
• Interagency Transition Component Grid (explains sections of the KY transition agreement process for agencies and families)
  
• KY Regional Resource Guide Version 6.1
  
• KY Planning Process Overview
  
• Parent Rights in Spanish
  
• Transition Hints for Families
  
• KY EC Transition Report 2005 (Five Year Transition Plan for KY)
  
• Guide to the Kentucky System of Interventions
  
• Prenatal Care and Birth Outcomes in KY 2008
  
• Flow Chart on Access to Mental Health Services
  
• Kentucky Early Childhood Standards Revised 2009
  
• A GPS to Your Child’s Success: A Field Guide to The Kentucky Early Childhood Standards for Ages 0 to 3
  
• Kids Now Plus Brochure
  
• KIDS Now Plus Map Contacts
  
• Technical Assistance Notebook Community Transition Planning for Early Childhood
  _{The Technical Assistance Notebook is intended to assist in the facilitation of Community Transition Plans.}
  
  

National

Links

• National Early Childhood Transition Center
  
• FirstSigns.org: Dedicated to the early identification and intervention of children with developmental delays and disorders
  
• Division for Early Childhood
  
• Center for Family Policy and Practice
  
• ZeroToThree.org: The nation's leading resource on the first years of life
  
• American Academy of Family Physicians
  
• American Academy of Pediatrics
  
• MedicalHomeInfo.org
  
• MedicalHomeInfo.org--State pages
  
• Bright Futures
  
• Bright Futures for Families
  
• Family Voices
  
• Healthfinder
  
• La Leche League
  
• The National Information Center for Youth with Disabilities
  
• National Mental Health Information Center
  
• Autism Speaks
  
• Spanish Resources
  
• Baby Steps: Autism: Learn the Signs. Act Early
  
• Check out the Baby Brain Map from ZERO TO THREE BabySteps: March 2009
  
• United Partners in Kentucky
  
• National Learning Center for Child and Adolescent Trauma
  
• Zero to Three: Early Experiences Matter Policy Guide
  
• Baby Matters: A Gateway to State Policies and Initiatives
  
• Text4Baby
  _{Text for Baby is an invaluable, free service, which provides weekly text messages that promote the health of babies and mothers.}
  
• Introductory Video for SparkAction's Early Care & Learning page
  
• Prenatal Care:Early Pregnancy Visits (Video)
  
• Key Findings from a 2009 National Parent Survey: Implications for Infant-Toddler Public Policy
  
• Specialized Training of Military Parents (STOMP)
  
• Sound Advice on Autism from the American Academy of Pediatrics
  
• Recommendations to Promote the Health and Safety of Infants and Toddlers in Child Care
  _{Users can access a wide range of information, including research to "make the case" for promoting infant/toddler health and safety; a research bibliography; policy ideas for states; state examples; and online resources.}
  
• Extending Home Visiting to Care Givers
  _{CLASP's Child Care and Early Education team is conducting a project on extending home visiting to family, friend, and neighbor caregivers (FFN) and family child care providers (FCC).}
  
• Choking Prevention for Children with Special Needs
  _{A helpful, accessible web video that could make the crucial difference.}
  

Documents

• Physicians referrals cornerstones article
  
• Early Childhood Milestone Map (English and Spanish)
  
• Help for Chilren raised by Grandparents and other Relatives