Resources

This fact sheet describes the way school nurses and SBHCs provide separate but complementary services to students, and includes ways they can partner to support students and families.

The Medicaid School Program (MSP) is a federal- state partnership program that supports schools in reducing students’ health-related barriers to education. This issue brief provides an overview and recent developments to Ohio's MSP.

Ohio’s Student Wellness and Success Funds are an important vehicle for the provision of school-based health care services. However, school districts across Ohio may not be taking full advantage of these funds to advance school-based health care.

The SBHC common definition was developed by an advisory group and focuses on the key components of school-based health centers: on-site school presence, comprehensive primary care, system alignment, partnership, continuity of care, and compliance/consent.

The SBHC 101 Toolkit was created for school districts, healthcare providers, and other partners interested in exploring the SBHC model. This Toolkit is divided into three Modules with information, guidance, resources, and tools to support efforts to learn about, plan for, and set up the SBHC model in a school community.

A template to inform creation of an SBHC business plan. The template serves as a roadmap for SBHC planning and development.

Learn about best practices and considerations for implementing trauma informed school-based health care services. This webinar provides school health teams with the practical knowledge needed to ensure that a trauma-informed lens is applied in day-to-day school-based health care operations.

This webinar provides an overview of the best practices and considerations for implementing school-based telehealth services, including school-based telehealth models, technology, staffing, and reimbursement.

This issue brief provides an overview of the SBHC landscape in Ohio, how SBHCs operate, and their impact.

This short fact sheet provides a quick glance of the Ohio SBHC landscape and impact.

This brief describes the importance of school-based health care to student success, and outlines opportunities for supporting SBHCs.

As the 2021-22 academic year begins and the threat of COVID-19 persists, schools are, once again, tasked with ensuring the health and safety of students, staff, and volunteers, while also maintaining their focus on education. This fact sheet provides guidance on the role of SBHCs and how they are part of the K-12 support system.