Preventive Care for Children - Well-Child Visits Sample Clauses

Preventive Care for Children - Well-Child Visits. Measure: The percentage of children who received the expected number of well-child visits adjusted by age and enrollment. The expected number of visits is as follows: Children who turn 15 months old: six or more well-child visits. Children who were 3, 4, 5, or 6, years old: one or more well-child visits. Children who were 12 through 21 years old: one or more well-child visits. County-Based Statewide Target: At least 80% of the eligible children receive the expected number of well-child visits. County-Based Statewide Minimum Performance Standard for Each of the Age Groups: The level of improvement must result in at least a 10% decrease in the difference between the target and the previous year’s results.
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Preventive Care for Children - Well-Child Visits. Measure: The percentage of children who received the expected number of well-child visits adjusted by age and enrollment. The expected number of visits is as follows: Children who turn 15 months old: six or more well-child visits. Children who were 3, 4, 5, or 6, years old: one or more well-child visits. Children who were 12 through 21 years old: one or more well-child visits.
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Preventive Care for Children - Well-Child Visits. Measure: The percentage of children who received the expected number of well-child visits adjusted by age and enrollment. The expected number of visits is as follows: Children who turn 15 months old: six or more well-child visits. Children who were 3, 4, 5, or 6, years old: one or more well-child visits. Children who were 12 through 21 years old: one or more well-child visits. County-Based Target: At least 80% of the eligible children receive the expected number of well-child visits. County-Based Minimum Performance Standard for Each of the Age Groups: The level of improvement must result in at least a 10% decrease in the difference between the target and the previous year’s results. Action Required for Noncompliance (15 month old age group): If the standard is not met and the results are below 34% (42% for SFY 2009), then the MCP is required to complete a Performance Improvement Project, as described in Appendix K, Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program, to address the area of noncompliance. If the standard is not met and the results are at or above 34% (42% for SFY 2009), then ODJFS will issue a Quality Improvement Directive which will notify the MCP of noncompliance and may outline the steps that the MCP must take to improve the results. Action Required for Noncompliance (3-6 year old age group): If the standard is not met and the results are below 50% (57% for SFY 2009), then the MCP is required to complete a Performance Improvement Project, as described in Appendix K, Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program, to address the area of noncompliance. If the standard is not met and the results are at or above 50% (57% for SFY 2009), then ODJFS will issue a Quality Improvement Directive which will notify the MCP of noncompliance and may outline the steps that the MCP must take to improve the results. Action Required for Noncompliance (12-21 year old age group): If the standard is not met and the results are below 30% (33% for SFY 2009), then the MCP is required to complete a Performance Improvement Project, as described in Appendix K, Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program, to address the area of noncompliance. If the standard is not met and the results are at or above 30% (33% for SFY 2009), then ODJFS will issue a Quality Improvement Directive which will notify the MCP of noncompliance and may outline the steps that the MCP must take to improve the results.
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Preventive Care for Children - Well-Child Visits. Measure: The percentage of children who received the expected number of well-child visits adjusted by age and enrollment. The expected number of visits is as follows: Children who turn 15 months old: six or more well-child visits. Children who were 3, 4, 5, or 6, years old: one or more well-child visits. Children who were 12 through 21 years old: one or more well-child visits. County-Based Statewide Target: At least 80.0% of the eligible children receive the expected number of well-child visits. County-Based Statewide Minimum Performance Standard for Each of the Age Groups: The level of improvement must result in at least a 10.0% decrease in the difference between the target and the previous year’s results. Action Required for Noncompliance with the County-Based Statewide Standard (15 month old age group): For SFY 2009, if the standard is not met and the results are below 42.0%, the MCP is required to complete a Corrective Action Plan to address the area of noncompliance. If the standard is not met and the results are at or above 42.0%, ODJFS will issue a Quality Improvement Directive which will notify the MCP of noncompliance and may outline the steps that the MCP must take to improve the results.
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