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| Additional Bright Futures Resources |
The following Web sites offer Bright Futures resources to support
child health promotion efforts:
- Maternal and Child Health Bureau - Bright Futures for
Infants, Children, and Adolescents:
- www.mchb.hrsa.gov/programs/training/brightfutures.htm
Overview of the national Bright Futures initiative.
- Bright Futures at the American Academy of Pediatrics:
- http://brightfutures.aap.org
Resources for health care and public health professionals as
well as families and communities. Includes online versions
of a wide
array of Bright Futures publications.
- Bright Futures at Georgetown University:
- www.brightfutures.org
Online access to Bright Futures publications, distance learning
and other training tools, and related resources.
- Bright Futures for Families:
- Overview presentation of Bright Futures:
- Children’s Hospital Boston/Harvard Medical School - BF
Center for Pediatric Education in Growth and Development,
Behavior, and Adolescent Health:
- www.pedicases.org
Case-based teaching materials for pediatric training programs.
- Children’s Hospital Boston/Harvard Medical School - Pediatrics
in Practice:
- LENDlinks: A Title V Training Consortium For Creating Distance
Learning Modules On Bright Futures in Practice: Mental Health
Issues in Infants and Children (birth-age 6):
- www.lendlinks.net
Hosts modules, videoconferences, and curriculum resources.
- Maximizing Resources for Results: Extending Bright Futures
through Community-based Nutrition Planning:
- http://nutrition.he.utk.edu/max_resources/maximize/
Train-the-trainer modules introducing and exploring Bright
Futures in Practice: Nutrition.
- National Institute for Health Care Management Research and
Educational Foundation Child Health Corner:
- www.nihcm.org/childframe.html
Information on children's health to promote the Bright Futures
health supervision model of comprehensive care of children
to managed care entities.
- Bright Futures Virginia:
- Bright Futures and EPSDT online educational series:
- http://www.pubinfo.vcu.edu/curriculum/cme/bf/
Online modules for health care providers working in a variety
of settings demonstrating tools for utilizing Bright Futures
guidelines
in improving quality of care and addressing EPSDT requirements.
Developed by Virginia Department of Health, Virginia Chapter
of American Academy of Pediatrics, Virginia Department of
Medical Assistance Services, and Virginia Commonwealth University
(CE
credit
available).
- State of Maine Department of Health and Human Services, Office
of MaineCare Services:
- www.state.me.us/bms/providerfiles/bright_future.htm
Clinical EPSDT screening forms based on Bright Futures.
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