Common use of Health Promotion and Prevention Clause in Contracts

Health Promotion and Prevention. Contractor shall provide evidence-based care in a culturally and linguistically appropriate manner that supports prevention, contains cost, and improves health outcomes and quality of life for their Members. Contractor shall report to OHA Contract Administration Unit on health promotion and disease prevention, describing the means by which Contractor will accomplish the following tasks. Contractor shall: a. Collect data for Member population service planning and delivery, reported with consideration to implementing state plans for achieving public health objectives of eliminating racial and ethnic disparities and meeting national Healthy People 2020 objectives and Meaningful Use standards. b. Provide culturally and linguistically appropriate health risk assessment for Members. Assessment may be provided or coordinated through a Members’ PCPCH. These assessments will include screening for chronic disease and risk factors such as alcohol, tobacco use and other substance use, high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, breast, colorectal and cervical cancer, high cholesterol, stress, trauma and other mental health issues with opportunities for education, treatment and follow-up based on results. c. Actively promote all health screening methodologies receiving a Grade A or B recommendation by the US Preventive Services Task Force to patients, families, and Providers. d. Actively promote screenings recommended by Bright Futures: Guidelines for Health Supervision of Infants, Children, and Adolescents (3rd edition) (2008) for pediatric populations to patients, families, and Providers. e. Demonstrate evidence of partnership with health promotion, racially, ethnically and linguistically diverse community, and local prevention leaders and professionals, including local public health authorities. f. Contribute to implementation of the State’s comprehensive plans for promotion of physical activity and healthy nutrition, tobacco prevention and older adult and youth suicide prevention. g. Contribute to local public health and health promotion planning efforts. h. Meet the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse communities and specify the actions Contractor will take to reduce or eliminate health disparities. i. Disseminate culturally and linguistically appropriate educational materials that meet Members diverse health literacy needs on healthy lifestyles and chronic disease early detection, treatment and self-management at plan and Provider levels (provider/hospital Meaningful Use optional criteria). j. Assure full compliance with disease reporting to the public health system. k. Coordinate the above activities with Members’ Patient-Centered Primary Care Home or PCP.

Health Promotion and Prevention. Contractor shall provide evidence-based care in a culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate manner that supports prevention, contains cost, and improves health outcomes and quality of life for their Members. Contractor shall report to OHA Contract Administration Unit on health promotion and disease prevention, describing the means by which Contractor will accomplish the following tasks. Contractor shall: a. Collect data for Member population service planning and delivery, reported with consideration to implementing state plans for achieving public health objectives of eliminating racial and ethnic disparities and meeting national Healthy People 2020 objectives and Meaningful Use standards. b. Provide culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate health risk assessment for Members. Assessment may be provided or coordinated through a Members’ PCPCH. These assessments will include screening for chronic disease and risk factors such as alcohol, tobacco use and other Contract # (XXXXXX) CCO 2.0 Contract Template Exhibit B – Statement of Work – Part 4 – Providers and Delivery System Page 95 of 358 substance use, high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, breast, colorectal and cervical cancer, high cholesterol, stress, trauma and other mental health issues with opportunities for education, treatment and follow-up based on results. c. Actively promote all health screening methodologies receiving a Grade A or B recommendation by the US Preventive Services Task Force to patients, families, and Providers. d. Actively promote screenings recommended by Bright Futures: Guidelines for Health Supervision of Infants, Children, and Adolescents (3rd 4rd edition) (20082017) for pediatric populations to patients, families, and Providers. e. Demonstrate evidence of partnership with health promotion, racially, ethnically and linguistically diverse community, and local prevention leaders and professionals, including local public health authorities. f. Contribute to the implementation of the State’s comprehensive plans for promotion of physical activity and healthy nutrition, tobacco prevention and older adult and youth suicide prevention. g. Contribute to local public health and health promotion planning efforts. h. Meet the needs of culturally responsive and linguistically diverse communities and specify the actions Contractor will take to reduce or eliminate health disparities. i. Disseminate culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate educational materials that meet Members diverse health literacy needs on healthy lifestyles and chronic disease early detection, treatment and self-management at plan and Provider levels (provider/hospital Meaningful Use optional criteria). j. Assure full compliance with disease reporting to the public health system. k. Coordinate the above activities with Members’ Patient-Centered Primary Care Home or PCP.

Health Promotion and Prevention. Contractor shall provide evidence-based care in a culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate manner that supports prevention, contains cost, and improves health outcomes and quality of life for their Members. Contractor shall report to OHA Contract Administration Unit on health promotion and disease prevention, describing the means by which Contractor will accomplish the following tasks. Contractor shall: a. Collect data for Member population service planning and delivery, reported with consideration to implementing state plans for achieving public health objectives of eliminating racial and ethnic disparities and meeting national Healthy People 2020 objectives and Meaningful Use standards. b. Provide culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate health risk assessment for Members. Assessment may be provided or coordinated through a Members’ PCPCH. These assessments will include screening for chronic disease and risk factors such as alcohol, tobacco use and other substance use, high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, breast, colorectal and cervical cancer, high cholesterol, stress, trauma and other mental health issues with opportunities for education, treatment and follow-up based on results. c. Actively promote all health screening methodologies receiving a Grade A or B recommendation by the US Preventive Services Task Force to patients, families, and Providers. d. Actively promote screenings recommended by Bright Futures: Guidelines for Health Supervision of Infants, Children, and Adolescents (3rd 4rd edition) (20082017) for pediatric populations to patients, families, and Providers. e. Demonstrate evidence of partnership with health promotion, racially, ethnically and linguistically diverse community, and local prevention leaders and professionals, including local public health authorities. f. Contribute to the implementation of the State’s comprehensive plans for promotion of physical activity and healthy nutrition, tobacco prevention and older adult and youth suicide prevention. g. Contribute to local public health and health promotion planning efforts. h. Meet the needs of culturally responsive and linguistically diverse communities and specify the actions Contractor will take to reduce or eliminate health disparities. i. Disseminate culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate educational materials that meet Members diverse health literacy needs on healthy lifestyles and chronic disease early detection, treatment and self-management at plan and Provider levels (provider/hospital Meaningful Use optional criteria). j. Assure full compliance with disease reporting to the public health system. k. Coordinate the above activities with Members’ Patient-Centered Primary Care Home or PCP.

Health Promotion and Prevention. Contractor shall provide evidence-based care in a culturally and linguistically appropriate manner that supports prevention, contains cost, and improves health outcomes and quality of life for their Members. Contractor shall report to OHA Contract Administration Unit on health promotion and disease prevention, describing the means by which Contractor will accomplish the following tasks. Contractor shall: a. Collect data for Member population service planning and delivery, reported with consideration to implementing state plans for achieving public health objectives of eliminating racial and ethnic disparities and meeting national Healthy People 2020 objectives and Meaningful Use standards. b. Provide culturally and linguistically appropriate health risk assessment for Members. Assessment may be provided or coordinated through a Members’ PCPCH. These assessments will include screening for chronic disease and risk factors such as alcohol, tobacco use and other substance use, high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, breast, colorectal and cervical cancer, high cholesterol, stress, trauma and other mental health issues with opportunities for education, treatment and follow-up based on results. c. Actively promote all health screening methodologies receiving a Grade A or B recommendation by the US Preventive Services Task Force to patients, families, and Providers. d. Actively promote screenings recommended by Bright Futures: Guidelines for Health Supervision of Infants, Children, and Adolescents (3rd 4rd edition) (20082017) for pediatric populations to patients, families, and Providers. e. Demonstrate evidence of partnership with health promotion, racially, ethnically and linguistically diverse community, and local prevention leaders and professionals, including local public health authorities. f. Contribute to implementation of the State’s comprehensive plans for promotion of physical activity and healthy nutrition, tobacco prevention and older adult and youth suicide prevention. g. Contribute to local public health and health promotion planning efforts. h. Meet the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse communities and specify the actions Contractor will take to reduce or eliminate health disparities. i. Disseminate culturally and linguistically appropriate educational materials that meet Members diverse health literacy needs on healthy lifestyles and chronic disease early detection, treatment and self-management at plan and Provider levels (provider/hospital Meaningful Use optional criteria). j. Assure full compliance with disease reporting to the public health system. k. Coordinate the above activities with Members’ Patient-Centered Primary Care Home or PCP.

Health Promotion and Prevention. ‌ Contractor shall provide evidence-based care in a culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate manner that supports prevention, contains cost, and improves health outcomes and quality of life for their Members. Contractor shall report to OHA Contract Administration Unit on health promotion and disease prevention, describing the means by which Contractor will accomplish the following tasks. Contractor shall: a. Collect data for Member population service planning and delivery, reported with consideration to implementing state plans for achieving public health objectives of eliminating racial and ethnic disparities and meeting national Healthy People 2020 objectives and Meaningful Use standards. b. Provide culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate health risk assessment for Members. Assessment may be provided or coordinated through a Members’ PCPCH. These assessments will include screening for chronic disease and risk factors such as alcohol, tobacco use and other substance use, high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, breast, colorectal and cervical cancer, high cholesterol, stress, trauma and other mental health issues with opportunities for education, treatment and follow-up based on results. c. Actively promote all health screening methodologies receiving a Grade A or B recommendation by the US Preventive Services Task Force to patients, families, and Providers. d. Actively promote screenings recommended by Bright Futures: Guidelines for Health Supervision of Infants, Children, and Adolescents (3rd 4rd edition) (20082017) for pediatric populations to patients, families, and Providers. e. Demonstrate evidence of partnership with health promotion, racially, ethnically and linguistically diverse community, and local prevention leaders and professionals, including local public health authorities. f. Contribute to the implementation of the State’s comprehensive plans for promotion of physical activity and healthy nutrition, tobacco prevention and older adult and youth suicide prevention. g. Contribute to local public health and health promotion planning efforts. h. Meet the needs of culturally responsive and linguistically diverse communities and specify the actions Contractor will take to reduce or eliminate health disparities. i. Disseminate culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate educational materials that meet Members diverse health literacy needs on healthy lifestyles and chronic disease early detection, treatment and self-management at plan and Provider levels (provider/hospital Meaningful Use optional criteria). j. Assure full compliance with disease reporting to the public health system. k. Coordinate the above activities with Members’ Patient-Centered Primary Care Home or PCP.

Health Promotion and Prevention. Contractor shall provide evidence-based care in a culturally and linguistically appropriate manner that supports prevention, contains cost, and improves health outcomes and quality of life for their Members. Contractor shall report to OHA Contract Administration Unit on health promotion and disease prevention, describing the means by which Contractor will accomplish the following tasks. Contractor shall: a. Collect data for Member population service planning and delivery, reported with consideration to implementing state plans for achieving public health objectives of eliminating racial and ethnic disparities and meeting national Healthy People 2020 objectives and Meaningful Use standards. b. Provide culturally and linguistically appropriate health risk assessment for Members. Assessment may be provided or coordinated through a Members’ PCPCHPatient-Centered Primary Care Home. These assessments will include screening for chronic disease and risk factors such as alcohol, tobacco use and other substance use, high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, breast, colorectal and cervical cancer, high cholesterol, stress, trauma and other mental health issues with opportunities for education, treatment and follow-up based on results. c. Actively promote all health screening methodologies receiving a Grade A or B recommendation by the US Preventive Services Task Force to patients, families, and Providers.providers.. d. Actively promote screenings recommended by Bright Futures: Guidelines for Health Supervision of Infants, Children, and Adolescents (3rd edition2nd ed., rev.) (20081994; 2000; 2002) for pediatric populations to patients, families, and Providersproviders. e. Demonstrate evidence of partnership with health promotion, racially, ethnically and linguistically diverse community, promotion and local prevention leaders and professionals, including local public health authorities. f. Contribute to implementation of the State’s comprehensive plans for promotion of physical activity and healthy nutrition, tobacco prevention and older adult and youth suicide prevention. g. Contribute to local public health and health promotion planning efforts. h. Meet the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse communities and specify the actions Contractor will take to reduce or eliminate health disparities. i. Disseminate culturally and linguistically appropriate educational materials that meet Members diverse health literacy needs on healthy lifestyles and chronic disease early detection, treatment and self-management at plan and Provider provider levels (provider/hospital Meaningful Use optional criteria). j. Assure full compliance with disease reporting to the public health system. k. Coordinate the above activities with Members’ Patient-Centered Primary Care Home or PCP.