Community Health Services. Performing Agency shall:
1. Develop, submit, and maintain written policies and procedures that require all CHW activities to be conducted in pairs or teams (a minimum of two CHW) which are funded by this contract, while in the community or streets. Performing Agency shall submit the written policies and procedures to System Agency within 60 calendar days of contract execution, this report shall be labeled as the policies and procedures.
2. Develop, submit, and maintain a quarterly report. At minimum the quarterly report will document and or include: Monthly work logs, self-care/and or teambuilding activities, and financial assistance. The quarterly report is due within 15 calendar days after each quarter.
3. Utilize the System Agency provided Monthly work logs to account for CHW efforts. Work logs will:
a. reflect efforts by the CHWs without providing personal identifying information of individuals receiving services;
b. be retained and provided at System Agency request; and
c. be summarized in the System Agency provided Quarterly Report.
4. Ensure CHW, group facilitation, communication, and events with eligible individuals occur without undue interference from indirect staff or other agency staff not funded by this Contract.
5. Ensure appropriate harm and risk-reduction information, methods, and tools are used by CHWs in their work with the eligible populations.
6. Promote and encourage entry into substance use disorder and/or mental health services including, intervention, treatment, or recovery by providing referrals, community linkage, and support to eligible individuals.
7. Refer eligible individuals to other System Agency-funded programs as appropriate.
8. Use Motivational Interviewing techniques and skills when appropriate to help individuals enhance their confidence and motivation for change.
9. Promote and encourage entry into medical services, including Hepatitis C Virus (HCV), Hepatitis B Virus (HCV), Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Tuberculosis (TB), and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) testing or treatment by providing referrals, community linkage, and support to individuals in the eligible population.
10. Provide information, referrals, community linkage, and support to other services and community resources to help individuals in the eligible population improve their lives.
11. Ensure appropriate training on all information, methods, and tools used and distributed by CHWs. Information, methods, and tools shall be based on the latest...
Community Health Services. Grantee shall:
1. Develop, submit, and maintain written policies and procedures report that require all CHW activities to be conducted in pairs or teams (a minimum of two CHWs) which are funded by this Contract, while conducting community and/or street outreach.
a. Grantee must submit these written policies and procedures to System Agency within 60 calendar days of Contract execution.
b. Report must be labeled as the Abilene Regional MHMR Center dba Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Center Policies and Procedures.”
2. Within 15 calendar days after the end of each state fiscal quarter, Grantee must develop, submit, and maintain a quarterly report, provided by SME during the first quarter of Contract execution, that will include at minimum:.
a. Monthly work logs;
b. Self-care and/or team-building activities; and
c. Any financial assistance used.
3. Submit System Agency-provided Monthly Work Log to account for CHWs efforts. Monthly Work Logs must:
a. Reflect work efforts by the CHWs (while not providing personal identifying information of individuals receiving services);
b. Be provided at System Agency’s request; and
c. Summarized within the Quarterly Report document provided by SME during the first quarter of Contract execution.
4. Ensure CHWs, group facilitation, communication and events with eligible population occur without undue interference from indirect staff or other agency staff not funded by this Contract.
5. Promote and encourage entry into substance use disorder and/or mental health services provided by this Contract, including intervention, treatment, or recovery by providing referrals, community linkage, and support to eligible population Texas residents.
6. Refer eligible population Texas residents to other System Agency-funded programs as appropriate.
Community Health Services. Grantee shall:
1. Develop, submit, and maintain written policies and procedures report that require all CHW activities to be conducted in pairs or teams (a minimum of two CHWs) which are funded by this Contract, while conducting community and/or street outreach.
a. Grantee must submit these written policies and procedures to System Agency within 60 calendar days of Contract execution.
b. Report must be labeled as the Central Counties Center for MHMR Services dba Central Counties Services Policies and 2. Within 15 calendar days after the end of each state fiscal quarter, Grantee must develop, submit, and maintain a quarterly report, provided by SME during the first quarter of Contract execution, that will include at minimum:
a. Monthly work logs;
b. Self-care and/or team-building activities; and
c. Any financial assistance used.
Community Health Services. The Health Directorate is committed, in partnership with the nursing and midwifery workforce, to developing, maintaining and reviewing processes to routinely monitor, evaluate and, where necessary, respond proactively to identify and manage prioritisation and allocation of workload for nurses/midwives in the community setting.
Community Health Services. (i) The proposed Development would be anchored by a new 55,000 sq. ft. VCH Community Health Centre that offers primary care services and withdrawal management treatment. The existing Vancouver Detox Centre located at 000 Xxxx 0xx Xxxxxx (leased to the Province of British Columbia and operated by VCH) no longer meets contemporary facility standards and its replacement is a high priority for VCH leadership. The new Community Health Centre will include new and expanded services and will be planned to ensure that facility resources support service provision and the needs of clients and families who seek care at the Community Health Centre. In particular, the Community Health Centre will be designed to meet the cultural and healing needs of the Aboriginal population.
(ii) The Community Health Centre will also accommodate academic teaching and research as well as provide a learning hub to support staff development, knowledge transfer and sharing of leading best practices in withdrawal management care and treatment in British Columbia.
(iii) The Community Health Centre would be operated and funded by VCH.
Community Health Services. The ACTPS is committed, in partnership with the nursing and midwifery workforce, to developing, maintaining and reviewing processes to routinely monitor, evaluate and, where necessary, respond proactively to identify and manage prioritisation and allocation of workload for nurses/midwives in the community setting.
Community Health Services. 76.1 The ACTPS is committed, in partnership with the nursing and midwifery workforce, to developing, maintaining and reviewing processes to routinely monitor, evaluate and, where necessary, respond proactively to identify and manage prioritisation and allocation of workload for nurses/midwives in the community setting.
76.2 The ACTPS is committed to ensuring that adequate time is allocated for Nurses working in the community to carry out the clinical and administrative requirements of their roles. Work allocation shall be based on a maximum 75:25 ratio of direct clinical care and administrative time on a daily basis.
76.3 Administrative support for home-based palliative care will provide for dedicated resources and workload distribution that equate to a 75:25 ratio of direct clinical care and administrative time on a daily basis.
76.4 The ACTPS will continue to work with nursing and midwifery staff on improving the work allocation and notification system for staff in Women’s Youth and Children and to improve client service.
Community Health Services. Head of Prof Practice Children & Families Deputy Asst Director Professional Practice Head of Patient Safety & Quality Dental Access Manager Practice Manager Clocktower Surgery Head of Midwifery Head of Chiropody Psychological Therapies Manager Tissue Viability Team Leader Head of Audiology Exeter City-wide Services Manager Bladder & Bowel Service Manager/ Nurse Consultant Cluster Manager Crediton/ Cullompton Nurse Consultant Stroke Cluster Manager Exeter clusters Cluster Manager Hon/OSM Cluster Manager Tiverton Cluster Manager Exm/Bud Cluster Manager Sid/AX /Seaton Cluster Manager Kingsbridge/ Ivybridge (job share) Cluster Manager Xxxxxx Abbot Non-Medical Consultant Stroke Cluster Manager Moorlands and Coastal As at February 2010 <.. image(Text Box: Managing Director (Health & Social Care Delivery) NHS Devon / Devon County Council ) removed ..>
Community Health Services. Services that are provided in the home and community, including, but not limited to: Home infusion Respiratory therapy Visits for private duty nursing (R.N., L.V.N.) Skilled nursing visits as defined for home health purposes (may include R.N. or L.V.N.). Home health aide when included as part of a plan of care during a period that skilled visits have been approved. Speech, physical and occupational therapies. Services are not intended to replace the CHILD'S caretaker or to provide relief for the caretaker Skilled nursing visits are provided on intermittent level and not intended to provide 24-hour skilled nursing services Services are not intended to replace 24-hour inpatient or skilled nursing facility services Mental health services, including for serious mental illness, furnished in a free-standing psychiatric hospital, psychiatric units of general acute care hospitals and state-operated facilities, including, but not limited to: Neuropsychological and psychological testing. Inpatient mental health services are limited to: 45 days 12-month inpatient limit Includes inpatient psychiatric services, up to 12-month period limit, ordered by a court of competent jurisdiction under the provisions of Chapters 573 and 574 of the Texas Health and Safety Code, relating to court ordered commitments to psychiatric facilities. Court order serves as binding determination of medical necessity. Any modification or termination of services must be presented to the court with jurisdiction over the matter for determination 25 days of the inpatient benefit can be converted to residential treatment, therapeutic xxxxxx care or other 24-hour therapeutically planned and structured services or sub-acute outpatient (partial hospitalization or rehabilitative day treatment) mental health services on the basis of financial equivalence against the inpatient per diem cost
Community Health Services. (BCHS) The Bureau of Community Health Services (BCHS) oversees the Medical Social Services Social Workers, the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), the Tobacco-free program, and Health Educator services. The medical Social Workers conduct the eligibility process of all MCH clients at the DPHSS and the Community Health Centers. They also assist the MCH program Early Prenatal Care Classes (EPCC), Breastfeeding classes, Parenting classes, the monthly Special Kids Clinic, the Xxxxxxx'x outreach clinics, hemophilia clinics, CSHCN clinics, HIV/AIDS services, joint home visiting, any Child Protective services, family planning services, and immunizations. The BCHC continues to partner with the MCH program in collaborating services with Maternal and Child Health clinical services, family planning, immunization services, special Kids clinic, pregnancy testing, domestic violence training, chronic screening, and extended clinic community-based outreaches Medicaid and Medically Indigent Program (MIP) Medicaid and Medically Indigent Program (MIP) are housed at DPHSS’s Division of Welfare and collaborate with Title V on the provision of access to care and The partnership with the Medicaid and the MIP program is a strong partner every year because the data collection for the annual MCH report. They also collaborate with MCH and the MIECHV programs by providing staff prevention services for the MCH population development presentation to their quarterly division staff trainings. Both programs are also in many of other Public Health, Early Childhood programs, health providers, and homeless committees. Office of Vital Statistics (OVS) The Office of Vital Statistics (OVS) is responsible for issuing birth certificates, death certificates, marriage licenses, and marriage certificates. They are responsible for reporting vital statistical data in DPHSS. OVS collaborates with Title V in the provision of the necessary data for the Block Grant Some of the pertinent data reported is number of births, and deaths within the Title V population. The partnership with the OVS continues to work hard together to gather all the data collection from birth certificates to analysis it to our annual MCH Report. We collaborate in many public health programs in collecting data like the Guam Comprehensive Cancer Capitation and Child Death Review Board.
