Quality of Life Surveys Sample Clauses

Quality of Life Surveys. The State will implement three quality of life surveys to be completed by individuals with SMI who are transitioning out of an adult care home or State psychiatric hospital. The surveys will be implemented (1) prior to transitioning out of the facility; (2) eleven months after transitioning out of the facility; and (3) twenty-four months after transitioning out of the facility. Participation in the survey is completely voluntary and does not impact the participant’s ability to transition.
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Quality of Life Surveys. The State will implement three quality of life surveys to be completed by individuals with SMI who are transitioning out of an adult care home or State psychiatric hospital. The surveys will be implemented (1) prior to transitioning out of the facility; (2) eleven months after transitioning out of the facility; and (3) twenty-four months after transitioning out of the facility. Participation in the survey is completely voluntary and does not impact the participant’s ability to transition. C The reviews are completed and submitted in a timely fashion. The State meets these requirements. As referenced in the Reviewer’s Annual Report, there are more useful and practical methods for assisting individuals to report on their quality of life and to improve services and supports and assist individuals in their recovery the State may consider so that QOL can be an integral part of the QA/PI system. 89. III.G.6.(a.-j.) External Quality Review (“EQR”) Program: As part of the quality assurance system, the State shall complete an annual PIHP and/or LME EQR process by which an EQR Organization, through a specific agreement with the State, will review PIHP and/or LME policies and processes for the State’s mental health service system. EQR will include extensive review of PIHP and/or LME documentation and interviews with PIHP and/or LME staff. Interviews with stakeholders and confirmation of data will also be initiated. The reviews will focus on monitoring services, reviewing grievances and appeals received, reviewing medical charts as needed, and any individual provider follow up. EQR will provide monitoring information related to: marketing, program integrity, information to beneficiaries, grievance, timely access to services, primary care providers/specialist capacity. Coordination/continuity of care, coverage/authorization, provider selection and quality of care. C These EQR process is timely and informative. There is adequate attention given TCLI requirements in these reviews. 90. III.
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