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Service
Monitoring and Oversight Sub-Committee
Of the
Local Business Planning Committee
February
21, 2003; 9:00 a.m.
MINUTES
MEMBERS
Carol Doyle, Cardinal Clinic
PRESENT:
Jacqueline Adams Cook, Providers Resource Network
Alice
Smith, Peterkin & Associates and IPA
Thomas
Maxwell, S&T We Care
Rose
Ferguson, PFCS/Fergie’s Behavioral Center
Ira
Taylor, Hosanna Youth Facility
Sandra
Taylor, Hosanna Youth Facility
Michelle
Davis, Davis & Associates and Davis, Lloyd & Assoc.
Kiya
Thomas, IPA
Faith
Edgeson, Changing Lifestyles
STAFF William H. McDougal, Substance Abuse Services
Director, CCMHC
PRESENT:
William H. Robinson, Residential
Services Director, CCMHC
Terry
Eads, MIS Director, CCMHC
Densie
Lucas, Assistant Area Director, CCMHC
Stacy Martin, Clerk to the
Area Board, CCMHC
I.
Welcome
Members were welcomed and introductions were made.
II.
Announcements
III. Agenda Adjustments
None
IV.
Approve Minutes of February 14, 2003 Meeting
Mr. Maxwell made a motion to
accept the minutes as written. Motion was seconded by Ms.
Ferguson. Minutes were approved as written.
V.
Continued Discussion on Planning
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Received feedback
from providers regarding the grid which was distributed as
Attachment D at the February 14th meeting.
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Discussed the CQI
Quarterly Report grid that was distributed at last week’s
meeting as Attachment B and asked providers for feedback.
- Question was posed if this form
will be the one similar to that which will be used to report
back to the LME. It is the intent to use this form, but CCMHC
wanted to first be sure that providers felt it something they
could complete.
- Do not need to submit supporting
documentation with the form; however, such information should be
available on-site if it is requested.
- There was discussion regarding the
notification process mentioned in the Communication Protocol
distributed at least week’s meeting as Attachment A.
Clarification will be obtained regarding the three-business day
notification and acceptable form of notification.
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Feedback was
provided from a meeting that took place in Raleigh yesterday
involving County Commissioners and Division
staff.
- Five year retro-active penalty that
was conveyed in SB 163 has been removed. However, there is a
proposal for a graduated 12-month period, from the date the bill
was enacted.
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There was discussion regarding both the sending and
receiving LME having some responsibility for the monitoring of
services.
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Rules are being revisited and changes are being
anticipated.
·
Ms. Smith announced
that the Provider’s Association met with Senator Rand and he
will be gathering an audience at the State for the Provider’s
Association to address. He has indicated that he is open to the
idea of changing some of the wording in the Bill. The Providers
have expressed concern over the retroactive component of
penalties as well as penalties “not matching the crime.” They
are hoping to meet again within the next few weeks.
VI. Round Robin
·
Ms. Smith commented
that the Evaluation Form is still being worked on and that
during the Provider’s meeting on Wednesday, they had a few
questions but were in favor of the form.
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Awaiting feedback
from a questionnaire that was distributed to providers.
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Quarterly reports
will begin in July.
·
Ms. Smith requested
a list of things that need to be in place. This will be
provided sometime between now and March.
·
That dates and
times of upcoming LME meetings was verbally given to attendees.
·
Information
regarding Medicaid match by counties was provided. Dr.
Visingardi and consultant will meet with County Commissioners in the near future
to discuss growing Medicaid match funds.
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Members were asked
to go back and look at CQI form and bring back questions,
comments, and feedback to the next meeting.
VII.
Next Meeting
Friday, February 28,
2003 at 9:00 a.m.
VIII.
Adjournment
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