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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr Health Care. 2013 Aug 26;28(4):305–312. doi: 10.1016/j.pedhc.2013.06.005

Table 1.

Characteristics of all Care Coordination Episodes over a 3 year period for 27 Children

Characteristic # %
Reason for Initiating Episode
 Parental Follow-up, Education and Support 330 13%
 Acute and Chronic Condition Management 1252 48%
 Care Coordination with Providers 490 19%
 Care Coordination with Community Resources 259 10%
 Scheduling 244 9%
 Inpatient Communication/Discharge Planning 53 2%
Total 2628 100%
Person Initiating Episode
 Parent/Family 1764 67%
 Nurse 398 15%
 MD Office 163 6%
 Pharmacist 114 4%
 Insurance 14 1%
 School 63 2%
 Social Services 37 1%
 PCA 27 1%
 Other 48 2%
Total 2628 100%

Note. Data represent care coordination episodes for 27 children continuously enrolled in the USK program over 36 months. “Episode” refers to a single encounter involving the APRN and a parent or service provider. Subcategories under Reasons for Initiating and Person Initiating were coded as mutually exclusive for data collection.