Learn more about NC InCK from the overview flyer for families. This flyer shares helpful information about NC InCK, what being enrolled in NC InCK means for families, information about NC InCK’s core child services, and answers to frequently asked questions.
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NC InCK Consent Form (Spanish)
The NC InCK Consent Form was designed in partnership with families of NC InCK members and experts operating similar models of information sharing and integrated care for children and adults. The Consent Form is intended to support the integrated care of NC InCK members in SIL 2 and SIL 3.
NC InCK Consent Form (English)
The NC InCK Consent Form was designed in partnership with families of NC InCK members and experts operating similar models of information sharing and integrated care for children and adults. The Consent Form is intended to support the integrated care of NC InCK members in SIL 2 and SIL 3.
Shared Action Plan Completed Example
The Shared Action Plan (SAP) is a brief, shareable, living document created in
collaboration between the Family Navigator, family, and the NC InCK member’s integrated care team. Please use this Shared Action Plan completed example to guide you.
Shared Action Plan (Spanish)
The Shared Action Plan (SAP) is a brief, shareable, living document created in
collaboration between the Family Navigator, family, and the NC InCK member’s integrated care team.
The SAP encourages coordination and communication among all integrated care team members and
trusted, natural supports. Key components of the SAP include preferences and strengths, a list of
integrated care team members and their contact information, and the family’s personal goals. The SAP
serves as a valuable tool in building partnerships with families, and it promotes communication and
integrated care coordination among families and integrated care team members.
Shared Action Plan Template (English)
The Shared Action Plan (SAP) is a brief, shareable, living document created in
collaboration between the Family Navigator, family, and the NC InCK member’s integrated care team.
The SAP encourages coordination and communication among all integrated care team members and
trusted, natural supports. Key components of the SAP include preferences and strengths, a list of
integrated care team members and their contact information, and the family’s personal goals. The SAP
serves as a valuable tool in building partnerships with families, and it promotes communication and
integrated care coordination among families and integrated care team members.