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This area provides selected resources that we feel will be of interest and/or service to the TelAbility community. Although our own expert staff did not develop these resources, TelAbility has reviewed them prior to their being added to this area. You can search this area to find materials on topics of interest to you and, as always, we welcome your assistance in suggesting other resources that you've found to be helpful or that you believe should be added. Send us Send us Feedback.

AAP Clinical Report on Assistive Technology
Source: American Academy of Pediatrics
Description: Prescribing Assistive Technology Systems: Focus on Children With Impaired Communication.
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 138.614 kb

 

Assessing the Health-Related Needs of Youth with Disabilities
Source: NC Office on Disability and Health
Description: This pamphlet summarizes findings from focus groups of people with disabilities and chronic health conditions making the transition to adulthood. (Spring 2000)
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 194.072 kb

 

CAP/C Case Management
Source: Woody's Mom, Inc.
Description: The .pdf file below may be helpful in understanding some of the new benefits and services now offered to CAP/C recipients.
The generic version can be found on DMA's website at:http://www.dhhs.state.nc.us/dma

URL: http://www.woodysmom.org
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 698.813 kb

 

CSHS Durable Medical Equipment Funding Guidelines 2005
Source: NC Children's Special Health Services
Description: An 18-page document listing policies, procedures, and resources to obtain funding to purchase DME (durable medical equipment) for children with special needs in North Carolina
Format: Microsoft Word
Size: 131.584 kb
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Caring for Your Child's Gastrostomy
Source: UNC Hospitals
Description: A video from the Carolina Center for Special Surgery for Children. This guide describes the ins and outs of caring for your child's g-tube and offers trouble shooting advice to improve gastrostomy feeding.
URL: http://www.telability.org/videos/Gastrostomy.wmv

 

Caring for Your Child's Gastrostomy: Spanish Version
Source: UNC Hospitals
Description: Un vídeo del centro de Carolina para la cirugía especial para los niños. Esta guía describe cómo cuidar para su g-tubo de child's y ofrece consejo de la investigación de averías para mejorar la alimentación del gastrostomy.
URL: http://www.telability.org/videos/GastrostomyEspanol.wmv

 

Decision Tree for Funding Positioning and Mobility Devices and Orthotics
Source: Karen Haas, LPT
Description: A step-by-step outline to help you determine which funding source to use for durable medical equipment.
Format: Microsoft Word
Size: 25.6 kb
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Disaster Preparedness for People With Disabilities
Source: American Red Cross
Description: Is it hurricaine season again? This 48-page booklet is designed for use by anyone who has a disability or who works with, lives with, or assists a person with a disability. Has information on possible disaster effects, assessing
personal needs and abilities, suggestions about forming a personal support network, and fill-in-the-blank checklists. A good resource for young adults moving out of the house as they make the transition to adulthood.
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 1411.128 kb

 

Early Infant Assessment Redefined
Source: Pathways Awareness Foundation
Description: Established in 1988, the Pathways Awareness Foundation is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to education for and about children with movement difficulties and physical challenges. The activities of the Foundation are based upon the expertise of the Pathways Medical Round Table, which is comprised of leading physicians, clinicians and lay advisors who are sensitive to the medical and emotional needs of the physically challenged, their families and/or caregivers.

If you would like more information about the Pathways Awareness Foundation or services available in your area, please call toll free 1-800-955-CHILD or write to Pathways Awareness Foundation, 150 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 2100, Chicago, Illinois 60601

URL: http://www.telability.org/videos/eiar.ram

 

Emergency Medical Information Form
Source: American Academy of Pediatrics and American College of Emergency Physicians
Description: A standardized 2 page form that, when completed by parents and/or their physician, lists the most important and helpful information needed by emergency medical personnel caring for a child with special needs. Copies of this form should be available at the child's home, daycare, and/or school and should be updated regularly.
URL: http://www.aap.org/advocacy/blankform.pdf
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Esta Bien Mi Bebe?
Source: Pathways Foundation
Description: Spanish Version : Establecida en el ano 1988, la Fundacion de Entendimiento "El Sendero" es una organizacion no gubernamental dedicada a la educacion de y sobre los
ni?os con dificultades del movimiento y retos fisicos. Las actividades de la fundacion estan basados en el juicio de la Mesa Redonda Medica "El Sendero", la cual esta compuesta de medicos, clinicos y consejeros publicos sobresalientes quienes estan sensibles a las necesidades medicas y emocionales de las personas con retos fisicos, sus familias y los que les cuidan.

Su usted desea mas informacion acerca de la Fundacion de Entendimiento "El Sendero" o sobre los servicios disponibles en su area, por favor llame, sin tarifa, al 1-800-955-CHILD o escriba a Pathways Awareness Foundation, 150 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 2100, Chicago, Illinois 60601.

?Mi Bebe Esta Bien? esta posible en parte a traves de la fundacion de Entendimiento "El Sendero" y una subvencion del Ronald McDonald Children's Charities.
URL: http://www.telability.org/videos/EstaBienMiBebe.ram

 

Focus Group Report
Source: The TelAbility Project
Description: This may be found elsewhere on the site as well.
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 67.463 kb

 

Growing Up with Spina Bifida
Source: NC Office on Disability and Health
Description: This report summarizes the major findings of the recent NC spina bifida research study, "Quality of Life and Secondary Conditions in Individuals with Spina Bifida". Helpful for parents and teenagers with spina bifida who are making the transition to adulthhood.
URL: http://www.fpg.unc.edu/~ncodh
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 1809.17 kb
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Guidelines for Prior Approval of Pediatric Mobility Systems by the North Carolina Children's Special Health Services Program
Source: North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health, Women's and Children's Health Section
Description: North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services,
Division of Public Health, Women's and Children's Health Section -
Guidelines for Prior Approval of Pediatric Mobility Systems by the North
Carolina Children's Special Health Services Program
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 180.075 kb

 

How to Access CAP-MR/DD
Source: North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities
Description: A 48-page guide to North Carolina's Community Alternatives Program (CAP) for persons with mental retardation and developmental disabilities. Uses everyday terms to provide a description of the program and step by step instructions about how to apply for funds.
URL: http://www.nc-ddc.org/
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 698.813 kb

 

Is My Baby OK?
Source: Pathways Awareness Foundation
Description: Established in 1988, the Pathways Awareness Foundation is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to education for and about children with movement difficulties and physical challenges. The activities of the Foundation are based upon the expertise of the Pathways Medical Round Table, which is comprised of leading physicians, clinicians and lay advisors who are sensitive to the medical and emotional needs of the physically challenged, their families and/or caregivers.

If you would like more information about the Pathways Awareness Foundation or services available in your area, please call toll free 1-800-955-CHILD or write to Pathways Awareness Foundation, 150 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 2100, Chicago, Illinois 60601.
Is My Baby OK? was made possible in part by the Pathways Awareness Foundation and a grant from the Ronald McDonald Children's Charities
URL: http://www.telability.org/videos/imbok.ram
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Latex Precaution List
Source: The Spina Bifida Association of America
Description: To help you learn more about how to prevent latex (natural rubber) allergies, this list describes latex containing products frequently found in the community and in the hospital and provides latex-free alternatives.
URL: http://www.sbaa.org/
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 430.484 kb

 

NC Health Choice physician certification form
Source: North Carolina Health Choice for Children
Description: Children in the NC Health Choice Program meeting the legislative definition for special needs services must now be identified with this Physician Certification Form, signed by the diagnosing physician, if they need services above the core service package covered by the State Employee’s Health Plan. If you have more questions about this program , click on the link below or call 1-800-737-3028
URL: http://www.dhhs.state.nc.us/dma/cpcont.htm
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 14.285 kb

 

North Carolina Children's Special Health Services Program - Covered DME list
Source: North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health, Women's and Children's Health Section
Description: North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public
Health, Women's and Children's Health Section - Covered DME list
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 90.256 kb
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North Carolina Recreation Resource Guide
Source: NC Office on Disability and Health
Description: This guide includes a listing of inclusive recreation facilities and opportunities in North Carolina for young adults with disabilities making the transition to adulthood. Resources include community, state, and regional recreation resources as well as national adapted sports and recreation organizations.
URL: http://www.fpg.unc.edu/~ncodh/index.htm
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 311.492 kb

 

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: A Real Illness
Source: National Institute of Mental Health
Description: An easy to read handout on OCD from the National Institute of MentalHealth.
URL: http://www.nimh.nih.gov/publicat/NIMHocd.pdf

 

Partners in Health Care
Source: NC Office on Disability and Health
Description: A one page handout providing tips on communicating with your health care provider. Good information for teenagers with disabilities making the transition to adult services.
URL: http://www.fpg.unc.edu/~ncodh/
Format: Microsoft Word
Size: 24.576 kb
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Pediatric Gastrostomy Tubes and Appliances
Source: Lynne Farber, RN, PNP - UNC Pediatric Surgery Department
Description: An 18-page online manual with diagrams and pictures that teaches parents and providers all about pediatric g-tubes and g-buttons. Includes sections on surgical techniques, feeding instructions, oral care, and solutions to commonly encountered problems.
URL: http://viper.med.unc.edu/surgery/pediatrics/PDFs/gastrostomy.pdf

 

Public Funding Options for Positioning and Mobility Devices
Source: Karen Haas, MPH, PT
Description: A quick reference guide for most information contained in the formal CSHS Guidelines packet on securing funds for durable medical equipment (DME) from public agencies.
Format: Microsoft Word
Size: 69.632 kb

 

Sensory Processing: Strategies to Increase Engagement
Source: Linn Wakeford, M.S., OTR/L
Description: Included in this handout are some basic strategies to support engagement and participation for children (or adults!) with different patterns of sensory processing problems. General strategies and some specific examples are provided, along with the goal of intervention for each pattern, to help you think about how to provide support for individual children you may know.
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 126.303 kb
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The Reflux Recorder
Source: BabyGERD.com
Description: A checklist of symptoms that are typical in children with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
URL: http://www.babygerd.com
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 378.287 kb

 

Wake County LICC (Local Interagency Coordinating Council)
Source: Wake County LICC
Description: The Wake County LICC is a collaborative partnership among parents, caregivers, public agencies (such as the CDSA, Wake County Human Services and Wake County Public Schools), private and non-profit organizations, and interested community members to promote a coordinated and effective Early Intervention System in Wake County.

The LICC wants and needs input from families. Please call 919-856-5847 or email wake.licc@gmail.com for more information.
Format: Adobe Acrobat
Size: 516.896 kb

 

Your Smile
Source: HMS School
Description: Your Smile: Dental Care for Children with Cerebral Palsy.

This video addresses dental care interventions that can help to maintain healthy mouths and bodies of children with cerebral palsy. Featuring advice from dentists and other health care providers. This video is being made available to you through the collaborative efforts of HMS School for Children with Cerebral Palsy located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and the Education and Training Division of Proctor and Gamble.
URL: http://www.telability.org/videos/YourSmile.ram
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