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March 13, 2015

Supported by Coraggio Group

Self-Management Network

March Meeting PRE READ

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Imagine

Better health outcomes and quality of life for Oregonians,

supported by:

A sustainable model for

Community Self-Management Programs

that promotes equity, access, quality, and cost savings

through a flexible and evolving statewide network.

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We are off to a strong start for the year! And we have some great

activities planned for the next few months.

Our Steering Committee Work to Date:

Redefined our goal and purpose

Set our strategic imperatives and strategic objectives for the year

Aligned our workgroups to a standard workplan to guide our activities

Our Steering Committee Activities Over the Next Few

Months:

• Finalize our workplans within our workgroups

Gather the whole network together for a quarterly call –

today

!!

Get a first look at the portal and support the implementation efforts –

today

!!

• Learn more about the Sustainable Relationships for Community Health (SRCH)

recipients and the SRCH Institutes

Your engagement and input is critical to our success:

• Provide insights into the design and implementation of the portal – it needs to work for

you!

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There are three interrelated initiatives to guide our self-management

work.

Regional Self-Management Partnership Pilot Agreements (SRCH Grants)

Goal: Identify business practices & agreements to support self-management

Sustainable Relationships for Community Health (SRCH) competitive funding opportunity for consortia of Self-Management program delivery organizations, CCOs, local public health

Statewide Hub Organization

Goal: Administer portal, provide statewide training and technical assistance to program delivery

organizations and payers

Organization to be identified via competitive solicitation

Online Self-Management Information Portal

Goal: Provide online platform for data collection, reporting, billing, and quality assurance

Existing portal technology to be licensed and expanded under a grant to the University at Albany Foundation (NY Self-Management Quality & Technical Assistance Center – QTAC)

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Self-Management Network Strategic Imperatives and Objectives

2015 Strategic Imperatives:

• Update the toolkit for participants and leaders to increase engagement in the Network and groom future Network leaders.

Owner – Leader Engagement and Participant Access Workgroup

• Support and advise the statewide effort to build the IT infrastructure to meet the self-management program needs of the future.

Owner – QA / Fidelity / Data Metric Workgroup

• Collect stories of successful partnerships and share them across the network.

Owner – CCO / Finance Workgroup

• Focus leader training to drive the greatest impact to self-management organizations and leaders.

Owner – Leader Engagement and Participant Access Workgroup

Strategic Imperatives

What must be

accomplished over the

planning horizon?

Strategic Objectives

How will we measure

success?

2015 Strategic Objectives:

• Assess and establish baseline of the current network membership by April 30, 2015.

• Increase network membership by 10% by April 30, 2016 (or one year once baseline is established). • Increase leadership membership by 10% by April 30,

2016 (or one year once baseline is established). • Timely roll out of the SM Portal.

• Trained licensed organization SM Portal utilization rate of 50%.

• A minimum of one key story per program (e.g. walk with ease, DPP) developed and posted on website. • Assess SM needs of Oregonians.

• Increase types and numbers of SM trainings by 10%. • Increase the number of SM programs offered by

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Our Self-Management Network Annual Calendar – many ways for you to

be involved!

12/14 1/15 Topics: Goal, Purpose and Strategic Imperatives QA / Fidelity / Data Metric Workgroup Meeting 2/19 3/19 4/16 5/21 6/18 7/16 9/17 10/15 11/19 Topics: Objectives and Initiatives Topics: Portal and Workplans GENERAL NETWORK CALL Leader Engagement and Participant Access Workgroup Meeting CCO / Finance Workgroup Meeting Topics: Check in on annual plan Topics: Regional Partnership Pilots review GENERAL NETWORK CALL GENERAL NETWORK CALL Topics: Annual planning Topics: Workgroup ½ year reports Topics: Workgroup Evolution QA / Fidelity / Data Metric Workgroup Meeting Leader Engagement and Participant Access Workgroup Meeting CCO / Finance Workgroup Meeting Leader Engagement and Participant Access Workgroup Meeting QA / Fidelity / Data Metric Workgroup Meeting CCO / Finance Workgroup Meeting Su mmer Brea k

We are here!

OPPORTUNITIES TO BE INVOLVED:

Participate in a workgroup

Support the Portal implementation as a beta tester

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Over the next few months we will be rolling out a new system to support

our self-management efforts.

Winter 2015

• Negotiate licensure agreement with SUNY Albany Foundation

Spring 2015

• Beta test Oregon portal • Develop billing capacity for PEBB & OEBB carriers

Summer 2015

• Oregon portal goes live • Beta test billing capacity with PEBB & OEBB carriers

Fall 2015

• Transition portal administration to Hub organization

Portal Benefits:

Streamlines and automates your information and reporting (no more paper forms!)

Opportunity to increase participation through easy online access to workshop

information

Meets Federal security standards

Billing capacity will provide an income stream to support programs

Online Self-Management Information Portal

Goal: Provide online platform for data collection, reporting, billing, and quality assurance

Existing portal technology to be licensed and expanded under a grant to the University at Albany Foundation (NY Self-Management Quality & Technical Assistance Center – QTAC)

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Thank you.

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