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Item 32 - Feasibility and Fiscal Evaluation for a Municipal Public Health Agency
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Item 32 - Feasibility and Fiscal Evaluation for a Municipal Public Health Agency
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Substance Abuse Prevention and Control Program Technical Assistance <br />Client Organization Los Angeles County Department of Public Health <br />Substance Abuse Prevention and Control (SAPC) <br />Contract Amount More than $500,000 <br />Contract Year 2017–present <br />Link to Strategic Plan Not applicable <br />Detailed Description of Services Provided <br />Since 2017, HMA has been engaged by Substance Abuse Prevention and Control (SAPC) to <br />assist them in analyzing and providing technical support to implement substance abuse service <br />reforms. Specific projects include: <br /> Assessing state requirements and SAPC readiness to implement Drug Medi-Cal <br />Organized Delivery System reforms <br /> Reviewing and analyzing SAPC substance abuse prevention programming <br /> Reviewing and analyzing SAPC provider contracting and identifying solutions to reduce <br />barriers to increase provider supply <br /> Assessing SAPC organization and recommendations for staffing and functional unit <br />changes to improve performance and reduce compliance risks <br /> Drafting internal policies and procedures <br /> Assessing the operational and financial performance of the Antelope Valley <br />Rehabilitation Center, a residential program operated by the County <br /> <br />Oral Health Program Support <br />Agency Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, Oral Health Program <br />Duration of Project February 2018–March 2019 <br />Budget $110,000 <br />Link to Strategic Plan http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/ohp/docs/LACDPH_COHIP.pdf <br />Project Description <br />The Oral Health Program (OHP) of the DPH hired NPO Solutions, now a division of HMA, to <br />conduct a large-scale strategic planning process to develop a community oral health <br />improvement plan (COHIP) to cover Los Angeles County’s approximately 10 million residents. <br />OHP is a department dedicated to improving oral health by increasing dental health literacy, <br />coordinating services, educating the public, promoting water fluoridation, and emphasizing oral <br />health is an essential part of overall health. <br />NPO Solutions conducted this strategic planning process to define the vision, mission, <br />objectives, strategies, and action plans of the COHIP to address the region’s oral health <br />priorities. The COHIP development process ultimately engaged more than 150 community <br />stakeholders through semi-structured informant interviews, focus groups, working groups, and <br />leadership committees. Participants’ backgrounds ranged from academic experts and low- <br />income residents to leaders of community-based organizations and dental care providers. Over <br />the year-long process, these community stakeholders created a COHIP with six key objectives <br />(health literacy; access to care; coordination of care; workforce development; policy leadership; <br />and transparency and accountability). Within each objective, the plan included action items to <br />address collaboratively over the next five years by the dozens of organizations engaged during <br />the process. The plan also included specific measurable outcomes to track its implementation <br />over time and assess changes relative to baseline, cross-referenced by plan objectives. <br /> <br />EXHIBIT 1
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