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Program Model
Enrollment Navigation Direct Service
- Medicaid
- Connect for
Health Colorado
- Primary Care
- Community
Services
- Social Services
- Centura
Programs
- Individual
Needs Assessment
- Care
Management
- Skill
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C o m m u n i t y H e a l t h A d v o c a t e P r o g r a m Program Model Enrollment Navigation Direct Service Medicaid Primary Care Individual Connect for Community Needs Health Services Assessment Social Services
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Program Reach
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Learning Lab Opportunities
Active Strategy for Proof-of-Concept
Hypothesis Responsive Iterative Inventive
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Umbrella Terminology for Sets of Competencies
- The literature describes seven or more CHW models;
none of which are mutually exclusive. Interventions may be a combination of one or more models.
- Navigator/Care Coordinator
- Lay Health Educator
- Outreach/Enrollment Agent
- Researcher
- Community
Organizer/Advocate
- Promotor(a) de Salud
- Member of Care Delivery
Team
Gutierrez Kapheim M and Campbell J. Best Practice Guidelines for Implementing and Evaluating Community Health Worker Programs in Health Care Settings. Chicago, IL: Sinai Urban Health Institute, January 2014.
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Sustainability is Contextual
- Sustainability model for each program will
depend upon the organization
- Requires acceptance of broadened definition
- f “Community Health Work”
- Most applicable value creation:
– Revenue generation – Cost reduction – Outcomes improvement }
Incentives are on different timelines
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Transformation & Establishing Status
Workforce Development
- 1. Job Creation
- 2. Community Building
- 3. Controlling Healthcare Costs
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