Linkages and Partnerships Sample Clauses

Linkages and Partnerships. Linkages with other community health care system providers for disseminating and promoting evidence- based practices Relevant issues: ∙ Promoting the adoption of priority practices such as, dual protection, annual wellness visit, ECIA, third trimester contraceptive intervention (plans and supplies), early post-partum contraceptive initiation, initiating pregnancy plans and contraception discussions, post-STD treatment re-test, Expedited Partner Therapy (EPT), and contraceptive “Quick-Start” management; ∙ XX-XX/RH Programs have established working partnerships and arrangements in the community for the dissemination of XX-XX/RH evidence based practices and knowledge sharing with community health care providers; ∙ Working relationship/community network of sexual assault/intimate partner violence advocates/networks for immediate referral” (Page 127) Describe the keys ways in which this Essential Performance Area (EPA) is organized and conducted. Describe any steps to increase or enhance performance in this EPA, particularly in disseminating key evidence practices into the community health care system.  Since 2012 Kenosha County (KC) has been able to integrate reproductive life planning concepts and principles at all three clinic sites as well as within our home visiting programs. All clients enrolled in our home visiting program get access to our RH-FP services, and families are provided with a dual protection kit and information on primary contraceptive options post delivery. KC RH-FP clinical services will continue to promote priority practices such as, dual protection, annual wellness visit, ECIA, third trimester contraceptive intervention, early post-partum contraceptive initiation, initiating pregnancy plans and contraception discussions, post-STD treatment re-test, Expedited Partner Therapy (EPT), and contraceptive “Quick-Start” management. Further, the State XX-XX-FP questionnaire is integrated into all contraceptive and reproductive health visits to assess for dual protection supplies on hand and the need to replenish supplies. KC RH-FP clinical services utilizes evidence based practices, and has established working partnerships in the community for the dissemination of information with community health care providers. KC RH-FP staff also maintain working relationships with local programs and organizations providing sexual assault/intimate partner violence follow-up services, including assessment and referral for mental health services. For example, t...
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Linkages and Partnerships. Linkages with other community health care system providers for disseminating and promoting evidence- based practices Relevant issues: ∙ Promoting the adoption of priority practices such as, dual protection, annual wellness visit, ECIA, third trimester contraceptive intervention (plans and supplies), early post-partum contraceptive initiation, initiating pregnancy plans and contraception discussions, post-STD treatment re-test, Expedited Partner Therapy (EPT), and contraceptive “Quick-Start” management; ∙ XX-XX/RH Programs have established working partnerships and arrangements in the community for the dissemination of XX-XX/RH evidence based practices and knowledge sharing with community health care providers; ∙ Working relationship/community network of sexual assault/intimate partner violence advocates/networks for immediate referral” (Page 127) Describe the keys ways in which this Essential Performance Area (EPA) is organized and conducted. Describe any steps to increase or enhance performance in this EPA, particularly in disseminating key evidence practices into the community health care system.  All female clients are educated regarding emergency contraception and a prescription is written at all initial and annual exam visits for refills as needed throughout the year. We offer two packs of Plan B, 36 male condoms and two female condoms to all female clients at all clinical visits and supply pick-up visits. Walk-in services are offered for clients needing emergency contraception and condoms. Office staff also offer dual protection supplies at pick-up visits. Every female client completes a comprehensive health history at their initial and annual exam visits. Women’s health screening follows DPH, WSLH, ASCCP, WHO and CDC Guidelines, as well as Contraceptive Technology best practices. Women receive a physical exam provided by the clinician based on the above noted guidance. An individualized contraceptive management plan is implemented for each client. Age-appropriate exams are performed based again on the above guidance. Within the comprehensive health history every women is asked by PCRH clinical staff if they have a history of sexual abuse and/or assault and if they are safe (physically, sexually and emotionally) in their current relationship(s). Adolescents seeking reproductive health care are counseled regarding confidentiality policies, sexual assault and abuse (ASVAST). PCRH coordinates with the local Sexual Assault Response Team and Turningpoint ...
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Linkages and Partnerships. Linkages with other community health care system providers for disseminating and promoting evidence- based practices Relevant issues: ∙ Promoting the adoption of priority practices such as, dual protection, annual wellness visit, ECIA, third trimester contraceptive intervention (plans and supplies), early post-partum contraceptive initiation, initiating pregnancy plans and contraception discussions, post-STD treatment re-test, Expedited Partner Therapy (EPT), and contraceptive “Quick-Start” management; ∙ XX-XX/RH Programs have established working partnerships and arrangements in the community for the dissemination of XX-XX/RH evidence based practices and knowledge sharing with community health care providers; ∙ Working relationship/community network of sexual assault/intimate partner violence advocates/networks for immediate referral” (Page 127) Describe the keys ways in which this Essential Performance Area (EPA) is organized and conducted. Describe any steps to increase or enhance performance in this EPA, particularly in disseminating key evidence practices into the community health care system.  Local clinics are educated on the services we provide. They are informed of our follow-up practices regarding STI’s and EPT. Clinic staff are asked to inform patients that a public health nurse will be calling to follow-up and can provide EPT to partners if they are reluctant to obtain testing/treatment from a local provider. Section Three: Provide Baseline Performance and Future Performance Projections
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Linkages and Partnerships. Linkages with other community health care system providers for disseminating and promoting evidence- based practices Relevant issues: ∙ Promoting the adoption of priority practices such as, dual protection, annual wellness visit, ECIA, third trimester contraceptive intervention (plans and supplies), early post-partum contraceptive initiation, initiating pregnancy plans and contraception discussions, post-STD treatment re-test, Expedited Partner Therapy (EPT), and contraceptive “Quick-Start” management; ∙ XX-XX/RH Programs have established working partnerships and arrangements in the community for the dissemination of XX-XX/RH evidence based practices and knowledge sharing with community health care providers; ∙ Working relationship/community network of sexual assault/intimate partner violence advocates/networks for immediate referral” (Page 127) Describe the keys ways in which this Essential Performance Area (EPA) is organized and conducted. Describe any steps to increase or enhance performance in this EPA, particularly in disseminating key evidence practices into the community health care system.  The reproductive program has made great strides in recruiting pregnant females. The program has an MOU with Bay Area WIC to refer pregnant women to the program so they may receive Prenatal Care Coordination (PNCC) servies if eligible. This increase in referals has allowed the program to see more females for third trimester contraceptive intervention appointments as well as follow-up on early post-partum contraception initiation. The program will continue to work with the DOVE shelter to provide education for dual protection, contraception and a relationship that will support immediate referral for patients in need of reproductive health services. A strong partnership with local health care providers will be important for the reproductive program. The goal is to increase communication and education with providers unfamiliar with the program services and benefits. Section Three: Provide Baseline Performance and Future Performance Projections
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Linkages and Partnerships. Linkages with other community health care system providers for disseminating and promoting evidence- based practices Relevant issues: ∙ Promoting the adoption of priority practices such as, dual protection, annual wellness visit, ECIA, third trimester contraceptive intervention (plans and supplies), early post-partum contraceptive initiation, initiating pregnancy plans and contraception discussions, post-STD treatment re-test, Expedited Partner Therapy (EPT), and contraceptive “Quick-Start” management; ∙ XX-XX/RH Programs have established working partnerships and arrangements in the community for the dissemination of XX-XX/RH evidence based practices and knowledge sharing with community health care providers; ∙ Working relationship/community network of sexual assault/intimate partner violence advocates/networks for immediate referral” (Page 127) Describe the keys ways in which this Essential Performance Area (EPA) is organized and conducted. Describe any steps to increase or enhance performance in this EPA, particularly in disseminating key evidence practices into the community health care system.  Our current community healthcare system linkage involves the long- standing contract with the clinic’s Medical Directors and contracted Nurse Practitioner. Providing services within the guidelines of the XX-XX/RH on-site for contracted staff has continued to be an excellent source of disseminating current standards of care and evidenced-based reproductive health services to the private community. This includes American College of Obsetrics and Gynecology (ACOG) and the United States Preventative Task Force (USPTF) guidelines, the American Society of Cytology and Cervical Pathology (ACSCCP) cytology guidelines, the framework for STD testing/re-testing and dual protection services in the third trimester. The County-wide community health partners are electronically linked for quicker dissemination of CDC guidance related to STD interventions. Section Three: Provide Baseline Performance and Future Performance Projections
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  • No Agency, Joint Venture or Partnership The Parties acknowledge and agree that:

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  • New Partners No person shall be admitted as a Partner of the Partnership except with the consent of all the Partners who shall determine the terms and conditions upon which such admission is to be effective.

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