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NCI Vir irtual Annual Meeting: Session 1 August 12, 2020 Please let everyone know which state you are representing by including the state in your participant name Right click on your video/name and choose rename. For example
August 12, 2020
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participant name
the participant pod or comment in chat box
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2019 2020
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As Winston Churchill was working to form a United Nations after WW II famously said, “never let a good crisis go to waste”
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NASDDDS Statement on Racial Inequities and Pledge to Action June 8, 2020 In Solidarity: A Statement from the National Core Indicators Team at HSRI Jun 15th, 2020
surveying
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conjunction with current data collection to understand the effects of the pandemic (and state response) on the lives of those receiving services
emergencies (such as need for lockdown again)
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situation
programs/policies.
differences or disparities in crisis response
type, location
throughout the COVID pandemic (pre, mid, post).
those time periods.
Scorecard and Medicaid CHIP Adult Core Measure Set.
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For example: The 2020-21 IPS data may show that few, if any respondents have participated in community activities (shopping, errands, etc), but these data serve as benchmarks to help track performance of recovery efforts.
directly from families
isolated during the pandemic
data throughout the COVID pandemic (pre, mid, post).
across those time periods.
the effects on families of state response to COVID-19 pandemic
employed by state during crisis
identify gaps or areas where families could be supported differently during a pandemic and beyond.
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provide important information on how the pandemic affected the provider base and the DSP workforce.
examine providers’ changing service portfolio
(collected Jan-Jun 2022), can examine the impact of recovery efforts by examining the reach of federal recovery funds and the reach
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questions to assess the impact of COVID-19, such as:
turnover.
models of service provision
positive;
vacancy
survey year on April 15, 2020.
2019-20
utility of to-date reported data for quality monitoring.
a state this year, we would use a 10% Margin of Error (MoE) threshold.
that samples were as complete as possible
stoppage
were completed—introduce selectivity that NCI team is unable to measure or correct for
use as a benchmark.
level numbers going into the average must provide an average that, aggregated, is sufficiently representative of the NCI states
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reporting will continue as usual
that may be affected by COVID, and how to statistically adjust
will continue as usual
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National Core Indicators (NCI)
uniform set of measures to facilitate state and national analysis and track performance over time
used to assess the quality of health care, including Long Term Supports and Services (LTSS)
improve quality of health care
quality of health care provided
contracted with Mathematica to convene Annual Review stakeholder workgroup
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Quality Technical Advisory Group (QTAG), CMS internal stakeholder meetings, interagency federal partners
Medicaid website, with links to the full state report
National Core Indicators (NCI)
the purposes of quality improvement
LTSS – HCBS
national analysis of quality
National Core Indicators (NCI)
Medicaid Agency
Medicaid personnel)
year, but only for states requesting participation and notifying NCI
participants.
with downloadable charts; in addition, a public facing chart generator can be used to compare states on individual measures.
National Core Indicators (NCI)
data cycle is calendar year
in 2020 Core Set
through December 31, 2020
National Core Indicators (NCI)
2020-21 IPS Cycle
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Background
pandemic
access/internet access, and participant/surveyor feedback information
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We are examining:
(comparing to pre-COVID-19, face-to-face data)
experience like for the participant and surveyor (and proxy, if applicable)? How can it be improved? Was it comparable to face-to-face surveying?
and face-to-face surveying differ. Are people being excluded/included from one mode when compared to the other?
…And using this info to refine protocols and guidance
must have access to high-speed internet.
account) https://zoom.us/healthcare must be used unless otherwise discussed with NCI.
survey must have functioning webcam.
administer the survey (no smart phones).
via the Zoom app on a smartphone, tablet, or computer.
communication, either through a functional computer microphone and speakers, a functional headset, or the ability to connect via telephone for audio communication.
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2020-21 IPS cycle
requirements for remote surveying released
trainings begin
customizations begin
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Goals of IPS COVID Supplement:
experience of people who receive DD system services
interactions with the DD system during that time
quality of life during that time
improvement around the DD system’s emergency response
Goals for Family Survey COVID Supplement:
experience during the COVID pandemic
family interactions with the DD system during that time
shortages/difficulty accessing respite
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NCI added questions to the BI section of the IPS to assess COVID-19 infection, hospitalization, and post-hospitalization
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