Recent Survey Research Confirms the

Need for the Roadmap Project

The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Pediatrics recently published a research letter by Dr. Cori Green and colleagues at the American Board of Pediatrics. This work highlights the disconnect between the interest of graduating subspecialty fellows in addressing emotional health, these fellows' perception of their subspecialties' responsibility to address the emotional health of patients served, and the respondents' sense of their own competence to address the mental health of children and youth with chronic conditions. These results highlight the need for the Roadmap Project.

Roadmap Emotional Health Collaborative

Join pediatric subspecialists focused on improving the emotional health of children with chronic conditions and their families

Click here or on the flyer to the left to learn more and register for our upcoming informational call on Jan. 11 @ 3 p.m. ET. Slides from the presentation and a recording will be posted after the call if you are unable to attend.

✔ MOC Part 4 provides 25 MOC Part 4 credits to physicians once successfully completed

✔ Completed Roadmap College, a six-month webinar series where Roadmap partnered with 15 pediatric and adult cardiology teams to integrate tested Roadmap tools and strategies into practice

✔ Multiple resources including the Readiness Checklist and Five-Step Plan, Billing Strategies to Support Addressing Emotional Health, and informational videos, such as Erica Sood's Normalize, Ask, Pause Connect video and Meg Didier's A Patient Shares How Clinicians Can Empower Patients by Asking About Emotional Health

✔ Launched the Roadmap website and monthly newsletter

✔ Planned the 2023 Roadmap Collaborative

The Roadmap Project is made possible with support from the American Board of Pediatrics Foundation and the David R. Clare and Margaret C. Clare Foundation.