California Outcomes Measurement System (CalOMS Sample Clauses

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California Outcomes Measurement System (CalOMS is a statewide Client-based data 23 collection and outcomes measurement system as required by the State to effectively manage and 24 improve the provision of substance use disorder services at the State, County, and provider levels.
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California Outcomes Measurement System (CalOMS a. Contractor shall comply with data collection and reporting requirements established by DHCS CalOMS – Tx Data Collection Guide. And all former Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs Bulletins and DHCS Information Notes relevant to CalOMS –TX Data Collection. b. Contractor shall comply with the CalOMS-Tx Data Compliance Standards established by DHCS identified for reporting data content, data quality completeness, reporting frequency, reporting deadlines, and reporting method. c. Contractor shall implement and maintain a system for collecting and electronically submitted CalOMS – Tx data. d. Contractor shall comply with the treatment and prevention data quality standards established by the State. e. Electronic submission of CalOMS – Tx data is due 45 days from the end of the last day of the report month. f. If the Contractor submits data after the established deadlines, due to a delay or problem, Contractor is still responsible for collecting and reporting data from time of the delay or problem. g. Contractor shall submit CalOMS –TX admission, discharge, annual update, resubmissions of records containing errors or in need of correction, and “provider no activity” report records in an electronic format approved by DHCS. h. Contractor shall participate in CalOMS-Tx informational meetings, training, and conference calls. i. Contractor will need to report CalOMS-Tx Data on all other clients not associated financially to County directly to the State.
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California Outcomes Measurement System (CalOMS. Outcome measures and screening tools as determined by ADMINSTRATOR.
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California Outcomes Measurement System (CalOMS. Contractor shall comply with data collection and reporting requirements established by DHCS CalOMS Tx Data Collection Guide. And all former Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs Bulletins and DHCS Information Notes relevant to CalOMS TX Data Collection. Contractor shall comply with the CalOMS-Tx Data Compliance Standards established by DHCS identified for reporting data content, data quality completeness, reporting frequency, reporting deadlines, and reporting method. Contractor shall implement and maintain a system for collecting and electronically submitted CalOMS Tx data. Contractor shall comply with the treatment and prevention data quality standards established by the State. Electronic submission of CalOMS Tx data is due 45 days from the end of the last day of the report month. If the Contractor submits data after the established deadlines, due to a delay or problem, Contractor is still responsible for collecting and reporting data from time of the delay or problem. Contractor shall submit CalOMS TX admission, discharge, annual update, Contractor shall participate in CalOMS-Tx informational meetings, training, and conference calls. Contractor will need to report CalOMS-Tx Data on all other clients not associated financially to County directly to the State.
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