BSAS-funded substance abuse MDPH/BSAS prevention coalitions Required Reports from 100% 100% using the Strategic contracted coalitions and MDPH Prevention Framework contract management reports (SPF) Number of MDPH/BSAS-funded substance abuse prevention Numerator: coalitions using the SPF Denominator: Total number of funded substance abuse prevention coalitions Exclusions: Non MDPH/BSAS-funded substance abuse prevention coalitions Timeframe: Quarterly Measure How will this be Providers’ yearly strategic plans, site visit and semi-annual reports measured? Mobilize Community Partnerships to Identify and Solve Health Problems 4.5.1 Increase community and statewide capacity to implement and sustain a Strategic Prevention Framework based, comprehensive prevention approach that includes evidence-based policies, programs and strategies and/or environmental strategies to prevent substance abuse. 4.5.2 Ensure that MDPH/BSAS funded substance prevention coalitions include community partners who represent populations disproportionately impacted by substance abuse. Assure a Competent Public and Personal Healthcare Workforce 4.5.3 Provide technical assistance to coalitions on evidence-based practices including the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF). Evaluate Effectiveness, Accessibility, and Quality of Health Services 4.5.4 Provide assistance to coalitions to evaluate implemented strategies. Standard 4C: Improve diversity among individuals served. Measure 4.6: Increase the relative percentage of non-white opioid addicted individuals enrolled in MDPH/BSAS-funded medication assisted treatment programs by 5%. Outcome Indicator Baseline 2020 Target Data Source Number of non-whites enrolled in medication assisted treatment in 15.8% 16.6% DPH/BSAS enrollment data MDPH/BSAS-funded programs Number of non-whites enrolled in medication assisted treatment in Numerator: MDPH/BSAS-funded programs Total number of individuals enrolled in medication assisted Denominator: treatment in DPH/BSAS-funded programs Individuals served in medication assisted treatment programs not Exclusions: funded by MDPH/BSAS.
BSAS-funded substance abuse prevention coalitions using the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) 100% 100% MDPH/BSAS Required Reports from contracted coalitions and MDPH contract management reports Numerator: Number of MDPH/BSAS-funded substance abuse prevention coalitions using the SPF Denominator: Total number of funded substance abuse prevention coalitions Exclusions: Non MDPH/BSAS-funded substance abuse prevention coalitions Timeframe: Quarterly Measure How will this be measured? Providers’ yearly strategic plans, site visit and semi-annual reports Mobilize Community Partnerships to Identify and Solve Health Problems 4.5.1 Increase community and statewide capacity to implement and sustain a Strategic Prevention Framework based, comprehensive prevention approach that includes evidence-based policies, programs and strategies and/or environmental strategies to prevent substance abuse. 4.5.2 Ensure that MDPH/BSAS funded substance prevention coalitions include community partners who represent populations disproportionately impacted by substance abuse. Assure a Competent Public and Personal Healthcare Workforce 4.5.3 Provide technical assistance to coalitions on evidence-based practices including the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF). Evaluate Effectiveness, Accessibility, and Quality of Health Services 4.5.4 Provide assistance to coalitions to evaluate implemented strategies. Standard 4C: Improve diversity among individuals served. Measure 4.6: Increase the relative percentage of non-white opioid addicted individuals enrolled in MDPH/BSAS-funded medication assisted treatment programs by 5%. Outcome Indicator Baseline 2020 Target Data Source Number of non-whites enrolled in medication assisted treatment in MDPH/BSAS-funded programs 15.8% 16.6% DPH/BSAS enrollment data Numerator: Number of non-whites enrolled in medication assisted treatment in MDPH/BSAS-funded programs Denominator: Total number of individuals enrolled in medication assisted treatment in DPH/BSAS-funded programs Exclusions: Individuals served in medication assisted treatment programs not funded by MDPH/BSAS.
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