Stratification. Based upon an analysis of the information gathered through the process in Section 2.6.1, the Contractor shall stratify all Enrollees identified for its Care Management program to determine the appropriate level of intervention. Enrollees shall be assigned to one (1) of three (3) levels:
Stratification. 2.8.3.1 As part of the DM programs, the CONTRACTOR shall classify eligible members into stratification levels according to condition severity or other clinical or member-provided information which, for members enrolled in the CHOICES program shall also include stratification by the type of setting in which long-term care services are delivered, i.e., nursing facility, community-based residential alternative, or home-based. The DM programs shall tailor the program content and education activities for each stratification level. For CHOICES members, this shall include targeted interventions based on the setting in which the member resides.
Stratification. As part of the DM programs, the CONTRACTOR shall classify eligible members into stratification levels according to condition severity or other clinical or member-provided information. The DM programs shall tailor the program content, education activities, and benchmarks and goals for each risk level.
Stratification. Based upon an analysis of the information gathered through the process in this section, Contractor shall stratify all Enrollees to determine the appropriate level of intervention by its Care Management program. Contractor shall systematically assign an initial risk level within the first fifteen (15) days after enrollment. Initial risk levels shall be evaluated and updated to reflect the results of a health-risk screening, health-risk assessment, and other relevant tools and data. Ongoing restratification shall occur as described at section 5.16 of this Contract. Enrollees shall be assigned to one (1) of three (3) levels:
Stratification. Based upon an analysis of the information gathered through the process in this section, Contractor shall stratify all Enrollees to determine the appropriate level of intervention by its Care Management program. Enrollees shall be assigned to one (1) of three (3) levels: Risk Category Description Level 1 Includes low- or no-risk Enrollees to whom Contractor provides, at a minimum, prevention and wellness messaging and condition-specific education materials. Level 2 Includes moderate-risk Enrollees for whom Contractor provides problem-solving interventions. Level 3 Enrollees for whom Contractor provides intensive Care Management for reasons such as addressing acute and chronic health needs, behavioral health needs or addressing lack of social support. All Special-Needs Children are categorized as Level 3.
Stratification. The PAU stratification effort will rely on existing datasets including RS-FRIS data. Where doing so will result in a stratum of at least 1,000 acres, PAU strata will be limited to the unit administrative level, and will be further stratified by available data sets, including but not limited to site index class, primary species, age and/or density. Other strata will be as localized as possible, generally grouping PAUs by, among others, forest type, site productivity, timber volume. Where necessary because of lack of adequate data within a stratum, data from other nearby or comparable strata may be used for modeling until adequate data within the stratum is available.
Stratification. Analyses of each predictor variable (average precipitation over two weeks, average maximum temperature over five weeks, and average minimum temperature over five weeks) in three separate models were conducted, stratified by pathogen. No predictor variable was significant for any pathogen when analyzed separately. ORs were also analyzed for each predictor variable stratified by type of organism (bacteria versus protozoa) and by US region (Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, West, Southwest). No predictor variable was significant for any variables for these stratifications (data not shown).
Stratification. As part of the DM programs, the CONTRACTOR shall classify eligible members into stratification levels according to condition severity or other clinical or member-provided information which, for members enrolled in the CHOICES program shall also include stratification by the type of setting in which long-term care services are delivered, i.e., nursing facility, community-based residential alternative (for members in CHOICES Group 2), or home- based (for members in CHOICES Group 2 or 3). The DM programs shall tailor the program content and education activities for each stratification level. For CHOICES members, this shall include targeted interventions based on the setting in which the member resides.
Stratification. Based upon an analysis of the information gathered through the process in Section 2.6.1.2, the Contractor shall stratify all Enrollees identified for its Care Management program to determine the appropriate level of intervention. Enrollees shall be assigned to one (1) of three (3) levels, as defined below: Figure 2.6a: Risk Stratification Categories: Risk Stratification Risk category Description Level 1: Low Includes low- or no-risk Enrollees to whom Contractor provides, at a minimum, prevention and wellness messaging and condition-specific education materials.
Stratification. Contractor shall stratify all Enrollees identified for its Disease Management Program or Care Management to determine the appropriate level of intervention. In general, Enrollees shall be stratified into three levels: low, moderate and high risk. Contractor shall develop outreach and intervention for each risk level.
