Common use of ROSC Participation Clause in Contracts

ROSC Participation. MSHN will continue leading the journey of transformational system change to build a better, more Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) in the region. This systems change will be inclusive and a long-term process that will entail changes not only for PROVIDERs of services and supports but for all parts of the system including fiscal, policy, regulatory and administrative strategies. MSHN wants to ensure that this process represents a broad range of stakeholder viewpoints. a) Providers will act consistent with collaboration and cooperation of efforts in order to effect positive change in communities/counties. b) Providers support a process of community change that engages critical thinking and collaboration with community partners. c) Providers support a continuum of improved health and functioning in which there are a variety of diverse roles for all involved to provide input. These roles include prevention and treatment PROVIDERS, peer support specialists, community-based support services, and others.

ROSC Participation. MSHN will continue leading the journey of transformational system change to build a better, more Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) in the region. This systems change will be inclusive and a long-term process that will entail changes not only for PROVIDERs providers of services and supports but for all parts of the system including fiscal, policy, regulatory and administrative strategies. MSHN wants to ensure that this process represents a broad range of stakeholder viewpoints.. PROVIDER agrees with the following: a) a. Providers will act consistent consistently with collaboration and cooperation of efforts in order to effect positive change in communities/counties. b) b. Providers support a process of community change that engages critical thinking and collaboration with community partners. c) c. Providers support a continuum of improved health and functioning in which there are a variety of diverse roles for all involved to provide input. These roles include prevention and treatment PROVIDERSproviders, peer support specialists, community-based support services, and others.

ROSC Participation. MSHN will continue leading the journey of transformational system change to build a better, more Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) in the region. This systems change will be inclusive and a long-term process that will entail changes not only for PROVIDERs of services and supports but for all parts of the system including fiscal, policy, regulatory and administrative administrativ e strategies. MSHN wants to ensure that this process represents a broad range of stakeholder viewpoints. a) Providers will act consistent with collaboration and cooperation of efforts in order to effect positive change in communities/counties. b) Providers support a process of community change that engages critical thinking and collaboration with community partners. c) Providers support a continuum of improved health and functioning in which there are a variety of diverse roles for all involved to provide input. These roles include prevention and treatment PROVIDERS, peer support specialists, community-based support services, and others.