2.1.B Increase reimbursement for provision of Maine CDC Chronic Disease the National DPP. Prevention and Control Program, Office of MaineCare Services Priority: Chronic Diseases (continued) Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 2. Increase 2.2. Increase the number of people with 2.2.A. Increase the number of locations Maine CDC Chronic Disease of diabetes who report that they have taken where accredited DSMT sites offer DSMT Prevention and Control Program, pre-diabetes and a formal diabetes self-management course services. Accredited DSMT sites in Maine diabetes. in the last year to 6,500 by 2020. (Data 2.2.B Increase reimbursement for US CDC, Center for Chronic (continued) source: Maine CDC DSMT records, ADA-recognized, Disease Prevention and Health baseline: 5,233 (2016)) certified, or Stanford-licensed Promotion, Maine CDC Chronic DSME programs. Disease Prevention and Control Program 2.2.C. Increase participation in Maine Office of Aging and DSME programs among older Disability Services, Area Agencies Mainers via Area Agencies on Aging. on Aging 3. Increase 3.1. Increase the proportion of adults who 3.1.A. Implement the Million Hearts Maine CDC Chronic Disease of are aware that they have high blood initiative primary care settings follow Prevention and Control Program, – high blood pressure to 36%* by 2020. (Data source: evidence-based protocols for BP screening Health Information pressure. BRFSS, baseline 34.1% (2016), *may be and follow-up for patients not at goal for Exchange(HIE) subscribing adjusted in the future to reflect new blood pressure. healthcare organizations guidelines) 3.2. Increase the number of people who 3.2.A. Develop and implement policies/ Maine CDC Chronic Disease monitor own blood pressure protocols that facilitate the use of the Prevention and Control Program, monitoring with clinical support. (Data Million Hearts algorithm in care settings Clinical partners implementing
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