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Program Collaboration & Service Integration: Actions and Plans

Developing a 2009-10 PCSI Joint Agenda: Accelerating Implementation Washington DC  April 24, 2009. Program Collaboration & Service Integration: Actions and Plans. Gustavo Aquino, MPH Associate Director for Program Integration

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Program Collaboration & Service Integration: Actions and Plans

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  1. Developing a 2009-10 PCSI Joint Agenda: Accelerating Implementation Washington DC  April 24, 2009 Program Collaboration & Service Integration: Actions and Plans Gustavo Aquino, MPH Associate Director for Program Integration National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD and TB Prevention This presentation expresses the views of the author and not necessarily those of CDC.

  2. Presentation Overview • NCHHSTP and PCSI overview • Accomplishments and plans • Our Common Goal • Working to accelerate PCSI

  3. Goal: Provide prevention services that are holistic, evidence-based, comprehensive, and high quality to appropriate populations at every interaction with the health care system. Program Collaboration and Service Integration (PCSI)

  4. Program Collaboration and Service Integration (PCSI) Vision: Remove barriers to and facilitate adoption of service delivery integration at the client level by aligning NCHHSTP activities, systems, and policies with this goal.

  5. Program Collaboration and Service Integration (PCSI) PROGRAM COLLABORATION Definition: Collaboration describes a mutually beneficial and well-defined relationship entered into by two or more organizations or organizational units to achieve common goals. The collaborative relationship usually includes a commitment to mutual relationships and goals; a jointly developed structure and shared responsibility; mutual authority and accountability for success; and sharing of resources and rewards .

  6. Program Collaboration and Service Integration (PCSI) SERVICE INTEGRATION Definition: Service integration is a distinct method of service delivery, characterized by features such as common intake and 'seamless' service delivery, where the client may receive a range of prevention and other services from different disease areas or programs without repeated registration procedures, waiting periods, or other administrative barriers.

  7. Program Collaboration and Service Integration (PCSI) PCSI is NOT: • An attempt to re-organize or merge NCHHSTP programs • A call to local programs to re-organize structurally • A stand-alone funded program or change to block grants • An un-funded mandate • A charge to merge categorical funds • An Office or Branch that provides and monitors program funds

  8. Program Collaboration and Service Integration (PCSI) PCSI is: • A Strategic Program Imperative at NCHHSTP • An attempt by CDC to remove barriers and get out of the way • A gradual alignment of systems (surv, lab, training) • Influencing and improving business practices • A change in NCHHSTP work culture

  9. MARMA PCSI Points Program Guidance / Recommendations Communications Surveillance Training Work Structures Funding and Program Announcements

  10. Accomplishments and Plans FUNDING and PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENTS • Standard operating procedures for FOA development • Inventory FOA opportunities • Incorporating PCSI language into funding announcements to allow greater flexibility (5/11 FOAs) • Expanded HIV Testing Initiative • Section 317 Immunization Funds for adult hepatitis B vaccine

  11. Accomplishments and Plans INTEGRATED SURVEILLANCE • Surveillance Workgroup • Integrated Report • Plans to complete NCHHSTP Common Confidentiality Standards for data sharing

  12. Accomplishments and Plans TRAINING • Held meeting of funded training partners, June 24 • Developed meeting report • Identified priority next steps • Plans to complete a review of existing curricula for integration opportunities • In the process of reviewing internal training for Project Officers and Program Consultants • Piloting trainings of STD Program Managers

  13. Accomplishments and Plans PROGRAM GUIDELINES/ RECOMMENDATIONS

  14. Accomplishments and Plans PROGRAM GUIDELINES/ RECOMMENDATIONS

  15. Accomplishments and Plans PROGRAM GUIDELINES/ RECOMMENDATIONS UNDER CONSTRUCTION! Recommendations for integrated services for substance users

  16. Accomplishments and Plans COMMUNICATIONS • Green Paper and External Consultation • PCSI sessions at National Conferences • Plans to complete the White Paper

  17. Accomplishments and Plans COMMUNICATIONS • Website (external)

  18. Accomplishments and Plans COMMUNICATIONS • Website (Partners)

  19. Accomplishments and Plans COMMUNICATIONS • Website (internal) • Plans to develop interactive web resource to foster networks by jurisdictions and resource sharing

  20. Accomplishments and Plans WORK STRUCTURES • PCSI meetings at the Division, Branch and PO level • Division Directors PCSI meetings • Program Integration and Excellence (PIE) • Quarterly Project Officer/Program Consultant • Grand Rounds Integrating Programs • Collaboration with Portfolio Management Project • Workgroups for surveillance, corrections, drug users, MSM

  21. Accomplishments and Plans PCSI EVALUATION CAUTION!!! UNDER CONSTRUCTION!

  22. Our Common Goal • Funding and Program Announcements • Integrated Surveillance • Program Guidance/ Recommendations • Training • Communication • Work structure • Decrease missed opportunities to identify and treat disease • Increase access to services for clients • Improved behavioral and health outcomes

  23. Working to accelerate PCSI • Are CDC’s efforts translating locally? • What are some areas where we can join efforts for 2009-2010? • How do we enhance our network and communication?

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