Design, Development and Implementation. (DDI) means a process that encompasses all design, development and implementation activities required to effectively implement a technical solution.
Design, Development and Implementation. (DDI) & ON-GOING TASK-RELATED DELIVERABLE(S) & APPROVAL PROCESS All work must be pre-approved by the State Authorized Representative(s) stipulated under Section B. All work must be reviewed and accepted by the State Authorized Representative(s) before the Contractor may submit an invoice to the State.
Design, Development and Implementation. (DD&I). The DD&I project phase includes all planning, design, development, and implementation activities required to replace existing print services and facilities with the new Print Services and Facilities.
Design, Development and Implementation. The survey is to be conducted online. The Contractor shall set up the online survey and provide a URL address on which trainees will click to complete the survey. The routing for this survey is complicated due to the range of course offered by different providers. The TA shall work with the Contractor to provide accurate information about primary and secondary providers, routes and allocations. The Contractor shall load and test the final survey and shall work with the TA to design the text and format for the launch communication. The TA shall send out the email and the survey link centrally, to reinforce the importance of the survey. Providers shall be asked to cascade this link to their trainees.
Design, Development and Implementation. DDI The period of time when a project is under the design, development and implantation phase. Device Equipment or apparatus used to remedy or compensate for a physical deficiency, e.g., a prosthetic device. Dispensed As Written DAW Codes to be used by providers to explain the dispensing of a brand-name product instead of a generic one. Dispensing Fee DF Amount of Medicaid reimbursement authorized as payment for the service of dispensing any prescribed drug. Drug Efficacy Study DESI Drugs determined by the FDA as lacking substantial Implementation evidence of effectiveness. If the index is low, the drug is classified as "less than effective". Drug Enforcement Administration Number DEA Number Federal registry number used to identify a prescriber. Drug Utilization Review DUR Program designed to measure and assess (prospectively and retrospectively) the proper use of outpatient drugs in the Medicaid program. Primary objective of the DUR systems are to improve the quality of care and to assist in containing health care costs. Prospective DUR is a system within the Pharmacy point-of-sale (POS) system that assists pharmacy providers in screening selected drug categories for clinically important potential drug therapy problems before the prescription is dispensed to the recipient. Retrospective DUR screens after the prescription has been dispensed to the recipient through drug profiling and peer grouping. Drug Utilization Review Board DUR Board Group of actively practicing healthcare professionals responsible for the establishment and implementation of medical standards and criteria for the prospective and retrospective DUR programs. The DUR Board makes recommendations for education interventions to prescribers and pharmacists to identify and reduce patterns of fraud, abuse, gross overuse, and inappropriate or medically unnecessary care. This group is also responsible for making recommendations for coverage of drugs and placement in the State’s Preferred Drug List. Dual Eligible DE Medicaid recipients who are also eligible for health benefit under Medicare or other public-sponsored health program. Durable Medical Equipment DME Medical equipment used repeatedly in the treatment of illness and injury. These items may be reusable, such as walkers or wheelchairs.
Design, Development and Implementation. The Administrator must design, develop, and implement an APCD that meets all expectations listed in the Scope of Work. The APCD will be used for the collection of health insurance information, potentially including claims for all Submitters, into a single statewide repository. In order to design, develop, and implement the System, the Administrator shall utilize a State-approved methodology. The Administrator shall propose a methodology (e.g., waterfall, agile) that best meets the needs and resource constraints of the State. The Administrator’s System shall have a network and database model (including an architectural diagram that outlines hardware/infrastructure required for the solution to operate) that is approved by the State. It is estimated that there will be roughly 8-10 internal users (with access to enter and process information) of the APCD. These internal users do not include individuals with access to the consumer website. However, regardless of the number of individuals accessing the consumer website or internal users, the APCD must be scalable with no impact to performance. Additionally, the Administrator must ensure the APCD has storage technology and size sufficient to sustain all data. The data shall be subject to data retention policies that will be developed at a later date. The Administrator shall begin by providing technical assistance and expertise to the IDOI during the planning process for development of the database. This shall involve requirements gathering, which consists of defining, reviewing, confirming, validating, elaborating, and understanding the State’s requirements, along with adding any other necessary solution requirements. The Administrator shall then commence design planning and the development of design documents for the State’s approval. The Administrator shall have established coding standards and methods that will be utilized during the design and development of the solution. The Administrator shall then complete all necessary remaining steps to develop and deploy the database. The Administrator shall develop an implementation strategy and Test Plan (for more information, please see Section 8.1.2) that accounts for all key steps, considerations, and contingencies. The Administrator shall complete the following activities to ensure successful deployment: ▪ Provide access to nonproduction environments for Onpoint CDM (including submitter testing), the Analytic Environment, and the public facing consumer website to ...
