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The document proposes building a coordinated system of maternal and infant health programs in Southeast Michigan by establishing a central registry pilot that uses the United Way's 211 and City of Detroit's 311 services. 211 would receive calls and refer women and families to maternal infant health programs and services, while forwarding initial caller information to 311. 311 would then serve as the central registry by receiving and tracking data from 211, health plans, providers, and public health to generate reports and improve the system.
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- 1. BUILDING A COORDINATED SYSTEM OF MATERNAL INFANT HEALTH PROGRAM, MIHP SERVICES IN SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN July Update Central Registry Pilot Jametta Lilly, Project Consultant,
- 2. 2 General Public Health Plans Non-MIHP Providers Women / Families UWCS 211 • Receive, Refer and Notify Providers • Client Follow-Up • Reporting MIHP Providers • Intake and Service Delivery • Reporting • Follow-Up and QA Health Plans • Refer to MIHP and/or 211 • Receive Reports • QA Public Health and MDCH • Collaborative Reporting • QA • System Improvements Original Concept - SEM MIHP 211 Pilot
- 3. 3 General Public Health Plans& MIHP Providers Non-MIHP Providers Women / Families UWCS 211 C of D 311 MIHP Providers Health Plans DHWP and MDCH New Possibilities Building on the Strengths of 211 and 311 Proposed New Concept 211 serves as the designated INR linking callers to MIHP and related services. Forwards initial caller information and MIHP referral to 311. 211 will assure more robust referral information and all parties will work to strengthen data sources and algorithms (Ex. Children with Special Healthcare Needs. INR = Information Resource & Referral) 311 serves as the Central Registry using proven technology tools and follow-up processes to receive track and report data from 211, health plans, providers, DHWP and MDCH.
- 4. 4 General Public Health Plans& MIHP Providers Non-MIHP Providers Women / Families UWCS 211 • Receive calls , electronically capture MIHP caller data • Refers caller & Notifies Providers • Forwards all data to 311 • Receives / updates MIHP provider information in 211 • Health & Wellness Promotion C of D 311 • Receives caller data set, MIHP and Health Plan referrals from 211 and/or direct • Receives and tracks all MIHP updates • Retains data, generates aggregate & individual reports • Health & Wellness Promotion MIHP Providers • Receive referrals from 211 • Assures updated information • Performs Intake and Services • Provides Status and Discharge Reports to 311 • Collaborates for System Improvement Health Plans • Refer members to MIHP via 311 • Receive aggregate and individual reports from 311 • Quality Assurance & Communication across Health Benefits/Provid ers • Collaborate for System Improvement DHWP and MDCH • DHWP. A) Receive individual MIHP data. B) Facilitate Collaborative Reports & System Improvements • MDCH. A) Receive individual data B) Generate outcome data. C) Collaborate for System Improvement New Possibilities Building on the Strengths of 211 and 311 Add’l Opportunities for Discussion: Coordinating Information and Protocols between 211, 311 and Children’s Hospital and Partners using phone and web resources.
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