OhioRISE Program Member and Family Advisory Council Sample Clauses

OhioRISE Program Member and Family Advisory Council i. The OhioRISE Plan must convene an OhioRISE Program Member and Family Advisory Council (council) at least quarterly. The OhioRISE Plan must offer meeting attendance in person, by phone, or virtually. ii. The OhioRISE Plan, through council support and activities, must engage members and their families or caregivers in such a way as to elicit meaningful input into the OhioRISE Plan's population health and quality improvement strategies, and address strengths and challenges of these strategies with serving members. iii. The Member and Family Advisory Council must serve in an advisory capacity to ODM, and other child-serving agencies. iv. The OhioRISE Program Member and Family Advisory Council must participate in OhioRISE Plan and ODM quality assurance processes, including: 1. Providing input and recommendations to the quality improvement activities of the OhioRISE Plan; 2. Receiving and reviewing quality assurance reports from the OhioRISE Plan on a regular basis and make recommendations to improve service quality and outcomes; 3. Participating in cross-system planning at the state level; 4. Participating in state and regional coordination activities; 5. Identifying training and technical assistance needs in coordination with the Centers of Excellence (COEs) and ODM; 6. Proposing quality improvement issues and projects to the OhioRISE Plan resulting from the efforts of the OhioRISE Program council, as applicable (The OhioRISE Plan's quality team will receive and evaluate the proposed projects, and if indicated, incorporate any resulting action into the OhioRISE Plan's quality plan); 7. Reviewing quality performance and improvement analyses from the OhioRISE Plan, and provide input on high priority issues for OhioRISE Plan and ODM consideration to improve the system serving OhioRISE Plan's members and their families. These will include but not be limited to the following: Reviewing reports on quality of care elements (e.g., youth and family satisfaction with services, providers and quality of life improvement measures) gathered from members of the OhioRISE Plan; Reviewing reports related to CME performance, quality and outcomes; and Reviewing reports related to System of Care interface between MCOs, CMEs, OhioRISE Plan, community providers, and social determinants of health (SDOH) resources. 8. Providing input to the OhioRISE Plan regarding the development, implementation, and outcomes of a publicly available report card for providers serving members, gradin...
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