Final Evaluation Report. The state must submit to CMS a draft of the evaluation final report within 60 days prior to the expiration of the demonstration. The state must take into consideration CMS’ comments for incorporation into the final report. The final evaluation report is due to CMS no later than 60 days after receipt of CMS’ comments.
Final Evaluation Report. The final evaluation report is due to, and must be submitted to Health Services and Human Resources fully completed and signed (or acknowledged) by May 15. At least five (5) work days prior to the submission deadline the evaluator must provide a draft evaluation report to the nurse and be available for conference or discussion to clarify any questions or concerns. The content of the final evaluation report must have been presented to and reviewed with the nurse prior to submission.
Final Evaluation Report. The state shall submit a Final Evaluation Report pursuant to the requirements of section 1115 of the Act.
Final Evaluation Report. The State must submit draft final evaluation reports according to the following schedule.
Final Evaluation Report. The state must submit to CMS a draft of the evaluation final report within 60 business days after receipt of CMS comments in accordance with section XII. The final report must include the following: An executive summary; A description of the demonstration, including programmatic goals, interventions implemented and resulting impact of these interventions; A summary of the evaluation design employed, including hypotheses, study design, measures, data sources, and analyses; A description of the population included in the evaluation (by age, gender, race/ethnicity, etc.); Final evaluation findings, including a discussion of the findings (interpretation and policy context); and Successes, challenges, and lessons learned. Cooperation with Federal Evaluators. Should CMS undertake an evaluation of the demonstration, the Commonwealth must fully cooperate with federal evaluators and their contractors’ efforts to conduct an independent federally funded evaluation of the demonstration. SCHEDULE OF DELIVERABLES FOR THE DEMONSTRATION EXTENSION PERIOD The state is held to all reporting requirements as outlined in the STCs; this schedule of deliverables should serve only as a tool for informational purposes only. Date – Specific Deliverable STC Reference Within 180 days after the expiration of the demonstration Final Report Section IX Annually st October 1 Draft Annual Report Section IX, 62 Section V 30 days of the receipt of CMS comments Final Annual Report, including DSTI reporting, ICB report Section IX, Section VIII, Section V No later than 45 days after enactment of the state budget for each SFY Updates to Charts A-B of Attachment E that reflect projected annual SNCP expenditures and identify the non- Federal share for each line item Section VIII No later than 45 days after enactment of the state budget for each SFY Projected annual DSHP expenditures Section VIII 180 days after the close of the SFY (December 31st) Updates to Charts A-B of Attachment E that reflect actual SNCP payments and expenditures Section VIII At Least Semi-Annually DSTI Hospital Reporting, ICB Reporting Section VIII Quarterly 60 days following the end of the quarter Quarterly Operational Reports, including DSTI reporting, ICB reporting and eligible member months Section IX, Section VIII, Section X Quarterly Expenditure Reports Section X ATTACHMENT A OVERVIEW OF CHILDREN’S ELIGIBLITY IN MASSHEALTH Federal Poverty Level (FPL) and/or Other qualifying Insurance Status upon applicatio Part of MassHe...
Final Evaluation Report. Contractor agrees to evaluate outcomes related to the performance of the Project as outlined in Exhibit B. The final evaluation report is due within 30 days of the end of the Term. Client Demographic Form: Contractor shall complete and submit a Client Demographics form (see Exhibit E) at the end of the Term. The Client Demographic report is due at the same time as the Evaluation and End-of-Year Financial Report. If your grant specifically targets a certain demographic of people within the services provided, you must collect demographic data in that category of the report form, to illustrate that the project is reaching the specific client population you have been contracted to serve.
Final Evaluation Report. Within two (2) working days of the post evaluation conference the valuator will provide the teacher two (2) copies of the final evaluation report for signature. Such signature does not signify agreement in whole or xxx with the report but merely that the teacher had an opportunity to discuss the report and has received a copy. The teacher may provide personal remarks which will be attached to the report. After signature the final evaluation report and any personal remarks of the teacher will be placed I the teacher’s personnel file.
Final Evaluation Report. Contractor agrees to evaluate outcomes related to the performance of the Project as outlined in Exhibit B. The final evaluation report is due within 30 days of the end of the Term.
Final Evaluation Report. The Contractor will complete a final report that integrates project-wide qualitative and quantitative findings and generates actionable recommendations to guide Vermont State leadership’s decisions to scale-up and diffuse VHCIP-supported initiatives.
Final Evaluation Report. A twelve-month final report (per the report format supplied by Erie Indemnity) is due within two months after the end of the grant period. The report’s contents shall include, but not be limited to: - Review of impacts achieved compared to the original and/or modified proposal and any relevant additional information such as any major changes from the plan described in the grant application. - A financial accounting, detailing income received and expenses incurred against budget. sample - do not complete
