Prioritized Populations definition

Prioritized Populations means individuals who:
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Prioritized Populations means individuals with SPMI, children 0-5 at risk of maltreatment, children showing early signs of social/emotional or behavioral problems and/or have a SED diagnosis, individuals in medication assisted treatment for SUD, pregnant women and parents with dependent children, children with neonatal abstinence syndrome, children in Child Welfare, IV drug users, individuals with SUD in need of withdrawal management, individuals with HIV/AIDS, individuals with tuberculosis, Veterans and their families, individuals at risk of First Episode Psychosis, and individuals within the I/DD population, and other prioritized members.
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Prioritized Populations has the meaning provided for in OAR 410-141-3870.
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Examples of Prioritized Populations in a sentence

  • Eighty nine percent of members were screened within the required ICC time frames and 97% members in Prioritized Populations were assessed for ICC within 10 days.

  • Contractor shall make Trauma Informed, Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate ICC services available to all Members of Prioritized Populations who qualify, as a result of such assessment, for such services.

  • Applicant is required to ensure a Care Coordinator is identified for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI), children with serious emotional disorders (SED), individuals in medication assisted treatment for substance use disorder (SUD), and Members of a Prioritized Populations.

  • Contractor shall prioritize timely access to care for Prioritized Populations as set forth in Sec.

  • CV-Homeless Services Target Area County-Wide Goals Supported Homeless Prevention Services Emergency Housing and Shelter for the Homeless Needs Addressed Seniors and other Prioritized Populations Homelessness Funding CDBG-CV: $140,509 Description This project will provide services to individuals experiencing homelessness or those likely to experience homelessness in Adams County.

  • CV-Food Assistance Target Area County-Wide Goals Supported Senior and Disability Services and Facilities Needs Addressed Seniors and other Prioritized Populations Funding CDBG-CV: $225150,000 Description Providing food assistance to households in Adams County.

  • The arguments on both sides are complex and will not be discussed here, but any calculation based on either concept must acknowledge uncertainty factors in an individual’s working life that prevent an economic expert from simply assuming that an individual would retire at any given age.

  • CV-Youth Services Target Area County-Wide Goals Supported Youth Services and Facilities for At-Risk Children Needs Addressed Housing Needs Seniors and other Prioritized Populations Funding CDBG-CV: $75,000 Description This project will provide program funding for Shiloh House, a youth services center in Adams County.


More Definitions of Prioritized Populations

Prioritized Populations means individuals with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI), children 0- 5 at risk of maltreatment, children showing early signs of social/emotional or behavioral problems and/or have a serious emotional disability/disorder (SED) diagnosis, individuals in medication-assisted treatment for substance use disorder (SUD), pregnant women and parents with dependent children, children with neonatal abstinence syndrome, children in Child Welfare, IV drug users, individuals with SUD in need of withdrawal management, individuals with HIV/AIDS, individuals with tuberculosis, Veterans
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