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项目的目的

Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (LEND) programs provide interdisciplinary 培训 to enhance the 临床 expertise and 领导 skills of professionals dedicated to caring for individuals with neurodevelopmental and other related developmental disabilities (DD), 包括自闭症谱系障碍(ASD), 在他们的一生中.

Funded through 自闭症关怀法案 of 2019, 借贷计划促进教育, 早期检测, 干预ASD/DD. LEND学员参加学术活动, 临床, 领导, and community opportunities and receive 培训 in cultural and linguistic responsiveness and using family and person-centered approaches to care.

LEND programs aim to improve the health of individuals who have or are likely to develop neurodevelopmental or related disabilities by preparing trainees from a wide variety of professional disciplines to assume 领导 roles and to ensure high levels of 临床 competence. 贷款程序:

  • 提高对ASD/DD的认识
  • Reduce barriers to screening and diagnosis of ASD/DD
  • Promote evidence-based interventions for individuals with ASD/DD
  • Train professionals to utilize valid screening tools to diagnose or rule out ASD/DD

项目的影响

学员

2019财年, 83% of LEND graduates (five years following completion of the program) were working in an interdisciplinary manner to serve Maternal and Child 健康 (MCH) populations, and over 86% demonstrated field 领导 in academic, 临床, 公共卫生实践, and/or public policy and related activities.

2019财年, 准备的LEND节目1,520 long-term trainees (more than 300 hours), 4,610名中期学员(40-299学时), 和15,631 short-term trainees (more than 40 hours). Over 25% of long-term trainees were from underrepresented racial groups and over 10% were Hispanic/Latino.

教师

2019财年, 1,090 LEND faculty members from across the network representing at least 27 disciplines mentored trainees using innovative 临床 and didactic curricula to increase the pipeline of professionals ready to work with children with ASD/DD.

跨学科的护理

2019财年, 贷款进行了超过105次,307 interdisciplinary diagnostic evaluations to confirm or rule out ASD/DD.

标题V

2019财年, LEND programs reported collaborating with State 标题V (MCH) agencies or other MCH-related programs on over 3,服务领域的349项活动, 培训, 继续教育, 技术援助, 产品开发, 和研究.

项目位置

领土达到

美属萨摩亚, 北马里亚纳群岛联邦, 密克罗尼西亚联邦, 关岛, 波多黎各, 马绍尔群岛共和国, 和美国.S. 属维尔京群岛.

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人力资源发展部

The 人力资源发展部 (DMCHWD), part of the 健康 资源 and Services Administration’s Maternal and Child 健康 Bureau, provides national 领导 and direction in educating and 培训 our nation’s current and future leaders in MCH. The division also provides 领导 through state and 以社区为基础的 capacity-building programs.

Special emphasis is placed on the development and implementation of interprofessional, 以家庭和人为本, 以社区为基础的, and culturally responsive systems of care across the entire life course.

DMCHWD supports programs established in federal legislation (标题V of the Social Security Act, 自闭症关怀法案, 美国救助计划法案, and the 21st Century CURES Act) to complement state and local health agency efforts. DMCHWD与州妇幼保健项目合作, 学术机构, 专业组织, and other health 培训 programs of the federal government to ensure that MCH workforce development programs are grounded in emerging and evidence-based practices.

2019财年, DMCHWD awarded 186 grants, an investment of approximately $57 million.

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