Performance Measures for Intercept Services Sample Clauses

Performance Measures for Intercept Services. Facility’s outcome evaluation process will track all program participants for up to two years after discharge, regardless of whether this Agreement continues after its Initial Term. Performance under this Agreement will be monitored and evaluated using the following performance measures/outcomes: Program Performance Measure/Outcome Target Reporting Frequency Source Incentive Weight Diversion 1 hour ED response time 90% Quarterly YV Evaluation 0 Diversion 72 hour assessment completed 90% Quarterly YV Evaluation 0 Diversion % of Youth diverted from higher levels of care after ED Diversion intervention 60% Quarterly YV Evaluation 50% Diversion 24 hour follow up after ED Diversion (8.2.1.a) 90% Quarterly YV Evaluation 0 Diversion Patient experience/satisfaction survey TBD Annual YV Evaluation 0 Diversion Recidivism to ED (for BH issues) within 3 and 6 months after initial ED Diversion TBD Quarterly SCHS or PS claims data 0 intervention Intercept % of Successful discharges (with family/other permanent resource 80% Discharge YV Evaluation 50% Intercept % With family or independent 80% 6 & 12 month post YV Evaluation 0 Intercept % In school or graduated 80% 6 & 12 month post YV Evaluation 0 Intercept % Reporting NO trouble with the law 80% 6 & 12 month post YV Evaluation 0 Intercept % of Youth that need a higher level of care after Intercept Intervention (within 2 years) 10% Annual Review PS Claims data 0 Intercept Patient experience/satisfaction survey TBD Annual YV Evaluation 0
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