Stakeholders Satisfaction Survey Summary Sample Clauses

Stakeholders Satisfaction Survey Summary. The provider shall submit to the agency semi-annually a report that summarizes the results of a Satisfaction Survey conducted of relevant stakeholders affected by the plan. At a minimum the stakeholders surveyed shall include the Department of Children and Families Protective Service Counselors and Family Services Counselors, community based care program staff (if applicable to the district), identified consumer advocacy groups, xxxxxx parents of recipients enrolled in the plan, parents or guardians of children experiencing serious emotional disturbances, and out-of-plan providers. The Medicaid HMO Contract provider must submit the survey form to the agency for approval prior to implementation in accordance with Table C, Stakeholders Satisfaction Survey Summary, attached hereto and made a part of the contract. The Survey Summary shall include the following information: • Types of stakeholders surveyed; • Number of surveys distributed to each group; • Number of surveys completed in each group; • Method used; • Summary of responses; • Significant findings or results that will be addressed.
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Stakeholders Satisfaction Survey Summary a. The Health Plan shall submit to the Agency the results of a Stakeholders’ Satisfaction Survey Summary.
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Stakeholders Satisfaction Survey Summary. Types of Stakeholders Surveyed DCF Counselors Community Based Care Providers Xxxxxx Parents Consumer Advocacy Groups Parents of SED Children Out-of-Plan Providers (specify) Others Number of Surveys Distributed Number of surveys completed in each type Method used for distribution Significant findings or results that will be addressed: Summary of Responses:
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