This case study demonstrates the feasibility and acceptability of using the EQUIP model and the 5-Elements framework within the MAP software to conduct a benchmark assessment of wellbeing in CCS participating in the ECH program. The findings highlight the importance of rapport and relatability as key protective factors and provide valuable insights for program refinement and future research. The collaboration between MAH and AMOM underscores the potential of community partnerships to address the complex mental health needs of CCS and their families through needs assessment and strategic planning and provides a tool for impact assessment.

This report summarizes findings from interviews conducted with five pediatricians in Suffolk County, Long Island, NY, aimed at understanding their practices, challenges, and needs regarding children's mental and behavioral health. Outreach was conducted with thirty offices via phone and email, indicating an almost 17% response rate. This average  response rate for cold outreach may indicate some connection with the topic as well as  the potential time constraints and high patient volume these professionals face. The interviews revealed a consistent commitment to addressing behavioral health, alongside significant systemic and practical challenges.

Children are surviving pediatric cancer at remarkable rates due to advancements in modern medicine. However, the early cancer experience can have long-term negative effects on cognitive, behavioral, and emotional functioning. In this review, we examine the vulnerabilities, science, impact, implications and alignment of the 5-Elements of Systemic Wellbeing Framework with A Moment of Magic’s Express Create Heal Programs.