Common use of PERFORMANCE MEASURE DEFINITIONS AND REPORTING Clause in Contracts

PERFORMANCE MEASURE DEFINITIONS AND REPORTING. 1. Number of participants formally enrolled in long-term Recovery Coaching. Participants who are enrolled in long-term Recovery Coaching will develop an individualized strength-based Recovery Plan, and provide regular Recovery Check- Ups. If a participant starts different types of recovery coaching services in different reporting months, he/she should be counted as new in the month that he/she began the first type of coaching service. Each month, report the number of new/unduplicated participants whose primary drug of choice is opioids and who started any type of recovery coaching services during the reporting month.

PERFORMANCE MEASURE DEFINITIONS AND REPORTING. 1. Number of participants formally enrolled in long-term Recovery Coaching. Participants who are enrolled enroll in long-term Recovery Coaching will engage one-on-one with a recovery coach for a minimum of 12 months, identify strengths and resources that can be used to pursue personal recovery goals, develop an individualized strength-based Recovery Plan, and provide participate in regular Recovery Check- Check-Ups. If a participant starts different types of recovery coaching services in different reporting months, he/she should be counted as new in the month that he/she began the first type of coaching service. Each month, report the number of new/unduplicated participants whose primary drug of choice is opioids and who started any type of recovery coaching services during the reporting month.

PERFORMANCE MEASURE DEFINITIONS AND REPORTING. 1. Number of participants formally enrolled in long-term Recovery Coaching. Participants who are enrolled enroll in long-term Recovery Coaching will engage one-on-one with a recovery coach for a minimum of 12 months, identify strengths and resources that can be used to pursue personal recovery goals, develop an individualized strength-strength- based Recovery Plan, and provide participate in regular Recovery Check- Check-Ups. If a participant starts different types of recovery coaching services in different reporting months, he/she should be counted as new in the month that he/she began the first type of coaching service. Each month, report the number of new/unduplicated participants whose primary drug of choice is opioids and who started any type of recovery coaching services during the reporting month.