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Communities
Joined In Action
PMB 212, 1910 E. 4th Avenue
Olympia, WA 98506-4632
Phone/Fax: 360-489-0496
e-mail: info@cjaonline.net
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The Sustainability TA Series Conference Calls
340B Pharmacy Opportunities
Thursday, September 18, 2008
10:00 am PST (11:00 am MST) (12:00 pm CST) (1:00 pm EST)
Call #6.
The Use
of Outcome Measures for Sustainability - Thursday, January 17, 2008
Call # 5. The Need
for Information Systems to Support Program Sustainability -
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Call #4. Marketing
101 – September 20, 2007 (See
agenda & marketing “toolbox”)
Call #3. Profiles in
Building Sustainability – September 13, 2007 (See
agenda)
Call #2. Data
Collection Methodology & Techniques – June 12, 2007
Call #1. Beginning to Develop a ROCI Plan - June 5, 2007
340B Pharmacy Opportunities
Moderator: Chris Palombo, Ascension Health
Thursday, September 18, 2008
10:00 am PST (11:00 am MST) (12:00 pm CST) (1:00 pm EST)
Description:
Coordinated Care Network (CCN), a founding member of Communities
Joined in Action and a three-year recipient of HRSA's Healthy
Communities Access Program grant, will present the access models they
developed for affordable pharmaceuticals utilizing the 340B drug
discount program.
Members of CCN's management team will detail the specialty pharmacy
and case management services they offer as a contract pharmacy to
qualified 340B covered entities. To date, CCN has serviced more than
37,000 patients and dispensed over 800,000 340B medications.
www.coordinatedcarenetwork.org
Speakers:
1. Lori Hunt, Clinical Director
2. Fred Grasser, Senior Business Systems Analyst
3. Dave Giannangeli, Director of Business Development
Tool box
Call #6. The Use of
Outcome Measures for Sustainability
Moderator: Robin Storey,
Director, Access Outcomes, Ascension Health
Thursday, January 17, 2008
9:30am PST (10:30am MST) (11:30am CST) (12:30pm EST)
Description:
This sixth call in the Sustainability Series will assist new
community collaboratives in understanding the need for Outcome Measures
to support their programs sustainability effort. You will hear from new
and experienced Directors from various access model programs, who will
share how they utilized the outcome measure data collected for reporting
purposes and sustainability efforts.
These Directors will share examples of the
types of reports they have developed for various audiences including their
community and local government. The panel will discuss the use of outcome
measure data for quality improvement purposes and results obtained.
Speakers:
- Judy Schweich, Executive Director, Schuylkill Alliance
for Health Care Access, Pottsville, PA
- Heather Dombrowski,
Development Coordinator, Medical Care Access Coalition, Marquette,
MI
- Eve Gardner,
Program Director, Healthy York Network, York, PA
- Cathy Maxwell,
Executive Director, HealthKey, Tawas City, MI
Documents
Call #5. The Need for Information Systems to Support Program Sustainability
Moderator: Robin Storey, Director, Access Outcomes, Ascension
Health
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
9:30am PST (10:30am MST) (11:30am CST) (12:30pm EST)
Description:
This fifth call in the Sustainability Series will assist new
community collaboratives in understanding the need for information
systems to support their programs sustainability effort. Determining
the types of information systems and software support will be discussed.
The steps to developing a comprehensive RFP (Request for Proposal) as
well as an example proposal will be presented.
Maximizing the capabilities of an information system and supporting
software programs after implementation will be discussed. Sample
assessments and lessons learned in establishing and maintaining
information system connectivity will be shared.
Speakers:
- Abram Gordon, Director of Business Development, Network
Sciences, Inc., Austin, Texas
www.netsci.net
- Bob Pfohl, Account Executive, CareScope/Data Futures,
Knoxville, Tennessee
www.carescope.net
- Andrew Frederickson, CareScope Product Manger, CareScope/Data
Futures, Kingsport, Tennessee
www.carescope.net
- Norman Moore, RxAssist Plus Program Manager, Systemetrics,
Inc, Cranston, Rhode Island
www.rxassistplus.com
- Steve Boehk, Senior Application Developer, Computer
Sciences Corporation
- Ann Kitchen, Executive Director, Indigent Care Collaboration,
Austin, Texas
www.icc-centex.org
Documents
Agenda
Request
for Proposal. Boehk
Request for Proposal
CareScope Team IT
Access to Care. Gordon
Indigent Care Collaboration. Kitchen
Evolution of the Computerized PAP Moore
Moderator: Chris Palombo, Ascension Health
Thursday, September 20, 2007
9:30am PST (10:30am MST) (11:30am CST) (12:30pm EST)
Description: This TA call is an entry-level training for
directors of new community collaboratives on the role of marketing
and educational tactics to support sustainability. The goal of this
second TA call will be to answer the question “What marketing pieces
should I put in place as a regular aspect of my agency operations,
and why are these pieces important to sustainability? “ Participants
will review strategies and tactics to disseminate a solid
understanding of a healthcare collaboratives work and value to the
community through marketing.
Speakers:
- Jack Salo, Executive Director, Rural Health Network of South
Central New York, Whitney Point, New York
- Cathy Maxwell, Executive Director, Healthkey, Tawas City,
Michigan
Materials:
Agenda
Toolbox:
National CJA Marketing
Presentation, Sept 2007
HCA Programs Marketing Plan
RHN's Impact -
Talking
points for visits with investors working draft. June 2006.pdf
MAP
Campaign Brochure. Pasadena Public Health Department,
Pasadena, CA
SCMS HealthAccess
Five Year Progress Report 2002 – 2006. Topeka, Kansas
Media
Release 5 year Anniversary. Topeka, Kansas
HealthAccess “A key
to our community’s health future”
CareNet.
Annual report 2006
CHP
Brochure - March, 2007
Calhoun
Health Plan 2005-2006 Annual Report
Calhoun Health Plan Newsletter - Volume 1 - Issue 3
CHP
Brochure - Dentists' Partnership Information for Clients
CHP Brochure - Dentists' Partnership
CHP Brochure - Referral & Advocacy
MAP Campaign Executive
Summary
MAP Community Health Action Plan Exec Summary Cover
Call #3 Profiles in Building Sustainability
Moderator: Chris Palombo, Ascension Health
Thursday, September 13, 2007
9:30am PST (10:30am MST) (11:30am CST) (12:30pm EST)
Description:
This first technical assistance call is an
entry level training for directors of community collaboratives.
Participants will hear three collaborative leaders talk about their
real-life examples of their current revenue cultivation work, and
their creative and innovative approach to building sustainability.
Speakers:
- Lisa Hadden, President, Healthy Futures, Saginaw, Michigan
- Nancy Thompson, Program Director, Delta Health Care
Consortium, Dumas, Arkansas
- Judy Schweich, Executive Director, Schuylkill Alliance for
Healthcare Access, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Materials
Agenda
Graph
Call #2 Data Collection Methodology and Techniques
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
10:00am PST (Noon CST) (1:00pm EST)
Description: The goal of this second fundamental call
will be to review the concept of Return of Community Investment and
the components of a plan. Data collection methodology and
techniques for moving data into usable ROCI statements will be the
main focus.
Call Objectives:
- Review the concept of Return of Community Investment
- Review Components of a ROCI plan
- Data Collection Plans and Methods
- Moving from data to ROCI statements
- Value in participation in shared data projects.
Call #1 Beginning to Develop a Return on Community Investment (ROCI)
Plan
Instructor: Paula Lucey, RN, MN, CNAA
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
10:00am PST (Noon CST) (1:00pm EST)
Description: This first technical assistance call on ROCI
is targeted for communities beginning to develop medical assistance
plans or with relatively new programs. This is not intended for
advanced communities. The goal of this fundamental call will be to
define the concept of ROCI, the components of a plan and to begin to
define data collection methods for the development of a ROI
statement.
Call Objectives:
- Define the concept of Return on Community Investment
- Identify the reasons that ROCI is important for
sustainability
- Identify components of a ROCI plan
- Identify data needs to complete a ROCI and potential data
collection techniques.
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