Powerhouse Community Development Corporation

RURAL COMMUNITIES OPIOID RESPONSE-IMPLEMENTATION

RURAL HEALTH NETWORK DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - NAME: POWERHOUSE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION ADDRESS: 263 W MORGAN ST., MARSHALL, MO 65340 ENTITY TYPE: 501 C 3 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WEBSITE ADDRESS: HTTPS://WWW.PWRHOUSECDC.ORG/ PROJECT DIRECTORS: CHARLES STEPHENSON, 660-886-8510, CSTEPHENSON@PWRHOUSECDC.ORG; CHRIS STEWART, 660-851-7756, STEWART@KATYHEALTH.ORG; ADRIATIK LIKCANI, 660-441-7447, ADRIATIK@RECOVERYLIGHTHOUSE.ORG. RURAL HEALTH NETWORK DEVELOPMENT PROJECT PROJECT TITLE, AND GOAL PROJECT TITLE: HEALTH FIRST GOAL #1: ESTABLISHMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE NETWORK GOAL #2: CAPACITY BUILDING GOAL #3: DATA COLLECTION, INTEGRATION AND SHARING FOCUS AREA: INTEGRATED MENTAL HEALTH, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, PRIMARY CARE, AND SOCIAL HEALTH TARGET PATIENT POPULATION: THE HEALTH FIRST TARGET POPULATION WILL BE THE RESIDENTS OF JOHNSON, MORGAN, PETTIS, AND SALINE COUNTIES WITH A FOCUS ON LOW INCOME, UNINSURED, MINORITIES WHO EXPERIENCE GREATER HEALTH DISPARITIES AND HAVE POORER HEALTH OUTCOMES COMPARED TO OTHER GROUPS. NETWORK NAME: HEALTH FIRST TOTAL NUMBER OF MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS AND FACILITY/ENTITY TYPE OF ORGANIZATIONS: 2 NUMBER OF MEMBERS: 3 TYPES OF ENTITIES- MENTAL HEALTH, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, PRIMARY CARE NETWORK PROJECT ACTIVITIES/SERVICES: DEVELOPMENT OF AN ADVOCACY ADVISORY COMMITTEE, DEVELOPMENT OF NETWORK LEADERSHIP, DEVELOP A PATIENT/CLIENT ADVISORY GROUP, CENTRAL MISSOURI BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NETWORK ADVISORY COMMITTEE, TRAIN PATIENT/CLIENT ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS ON INTEGRATING TRAUMA-INFORMED APPROACHES TO CARE, ADVOCACY AND RECOVERY LANGUAGE, EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE TRAINING, RESOURCE MAPPING, EXPLORE MOBILE OUTREACH PROGRAM, COMMUNITY EDUCATION OF RESOURCES, COMMUNITY EDUCATION :DATA TRACKING AND SHARING SYSTEM, UTILIZE SHARED DATA TO DETERMINE TRENDS, UTILIZE DATA TO INFORM PERFORMANCE, UTILIZE DATA TO INFORM POLICY FOR FUNDING. EXPECTED OUTCOMES: IMPROVE ACCESS 1) THE PROJECT WILL INCREASE THE SKILLS OF COMMUNITY PROVIDERS THROUGH TRAINING ON EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES. 2) THE TARGET AREA WILL HAVE IMPROVED ACCESS TO OUTPATIENT SERVICES DUE TO ADDRESSING WORKFORCE SHORTAGES THROUGH TRAINING. EXPAND CAPACITY AND SERVICES 1)A RESOURCE MAP WILL PROVIDE COMMUNITY AND PROVIDER LEVEL EDUCATION THROUGH THE DELIVERY OF A RESOURCE MAP. 2) THROUGH THE IDENTIFICATION OF RESOURCES, PROVIDERS WILL ESTABLISH COLLABORATIVE RELATIONSHIPS FOR IMPROVED PATIENT OUTCOMES. ENHANCE OUTCOMES 1)INCREASED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, STRUCTURES, AND LEADERSHIP AMONG NETWORK MEMBERS AND OTHER AGENCIES PARTICIPATING IN THE SYSTEM OF CARE APPROACH 2)IMPROVEMENT IN HEALTH OUTCOMES THROUGH THE ENGAGEMENT OF DIVERSE CLINICAL AND NON-CLINICAL SERVICE PROVIDERS TO EXPAND CAPACITY AND PROVIDE SERVICES STEMMING FROM INNOVATIVE WORKFLOWS AND SYSTEMS DESIGN SUSTAINABILITY: 1)HEALTH FIRST WILL UTILIZE DATA SHARING TO ALLOW FOR BETTER DATA TRACKING EFFORTS WHICH WILL ALSO BE USED FOR GENERAL FUNDING ADVOCACY. 2)SUSTAINABLE PROJECT THAT IMPROVES THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF GENERATIONS TO COME BASED UPON SYSTEMS TRANSFORMATION THROUGH ENHANCED RESEARCH, DATA UTILIZATION, AND INNOVATIVE PRACTICE CAPACITY TO SERVE RURAL UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS THE HEALTH FIRST MEMBERSHIP TEAM HAS OVER 5 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE DIRECTLY PARTNERING ON RURAL HEALTH NETWORK INITIATIVES AS AN ORGANIZED CONSORTIUM AND 10+ YEARS OF COLLABORATION THROUGH DIRECT SERVICES AND COORDINATION OF CARE. ALL MEMBERS ARE FULLY COMMITTED AND HAVE AMPLE CAPACITY TO CARRY OUT THE PROPOSED PROJECT. FUNDING PREFERENCE: QUALIFICATION 1: HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREA (HPSA)

RURAL COMMUNITIES OPIOID RESPONSE (PLANNING)

RURAL HEALTH NETWORK DEVELOPMENT PLANNING GRANT PROGRAM