Statewide Initiatives Sample Clauses

Statewide Initiatives. Five initiatives, targeting quality improvement and clinical and program service categories, are underway across the state. HHSC believes these efforts will have the greatest impact on improving the quality of care provided at the SSLCs.
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Statewide Initiatives. Quality Improvement‌ HHSC is continuing efforts to implement an outcomes-based Quality Improvement (QI) Program to assess and improve the quality of care and services HHS provides people in the SSLCs and those who transition from an SSLC into a community setting. Quality Review Team Monitoring‌ HHSC implemented a new initiative in fiscal year 2019 to help centers increase compliance with the settlement agreement. Every year, members of the state office Quality Review Team (QRT) visit each center for three days to: ● Validate SSLC monitoring data. ● Identify best practices to share with other centers. ● Provide feedback and technical assistance. QRT members spend most of the three days conducting observations, attending meetings when necessary, and coaching, modeling, and mentoring as needed. Before each QRT on-site visit, team members review a sample of documentation in the electronic health record, and documents the center submits. The center may also ask the QRT to focus on specific areas during the visit. At the conclusion of the QRT on-site visit, the team provides the center a summary of findings, to include commendations and recommendations. The team may ask the center to develop an improvement plan for up to three areas, if improvement plans do not already exist. External Quality Review‌ HHSC contracts with the University of Florida College of Medicine, Department of Health Outcomes and Biomedical Informatics (UF HOBI), to review the services and supports for residents. UF HOBI tracks and trends physical and behavioral healthcare administrative and outcome measures and develops an annual quality of care report. HHSC is currently working on extending the contract through August 31, 2020. There are two additional one-year extensions available beyond 2020. Each center must update its localized quality improvement plan (QIP) to address any deficiencies or concerns noted in the report. The QIP is reviewed regularly by state office to ensure the center fully implemented the plan on time to remedy or reduce the issues identified. To improve the reporting on SSLC quality of care outcome measures, UF HOBI developed an online dashboard for SSLC staff to track measures quarterly, starting with calendar year 2018, and identify trends. Staff can filter measures by year, domain, timeframe (i.e., annual or quarter) and center. Users can compare SSLC performance ratings and rankings for each of the 26 measures currently available. Users can also download the data f...
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