24 Miss. Code. R. 2-9.1 - Quality Management
A. Agency providers
must put in place quality management strategies to:
1. Collect performance indicators/measures as
required by DMH as applicable, based on provider type.
2. Develop and implement policies and
procedures for the oversight of collection and reporting of DMH required
performance indicators/measures, analysis of serious incidents, periodic
analysis of DMH required client-level data collection, review of agency
provider-wide Recovery and Resiliency Activities, and oversight for the
development and implementation of DMH required Plans of Compliance.
3. Collect demographic data to monitor and
evaluate cultural competency and the need for Limited English Proficiency
services. DMH may utilize a cultural competency and linguistic check list to
monitor provider compliance.
4.
Ensure that IDD Services are designed to provide Person-Centered Practices
which support individual rights and provide opportunity for inclusion in the
greater community. Agency providers must comply with the HCBS Settings Final
Rule and develop quality measures to ensure ongoing compliance. Any restriction
or limitation to any requirement of the HCBS Settings Final Rule must be
applied to a person, must be based on the person's specific assessed needs, and
documented in the person's Plan of Services and Supports.
B. Quality management strategies include
DMH-certified providers, by provider type, as applicable, whether the provider
receives funding from/through DMH.
C. DMH-certified providers receiving funding
from/through DMH must adhere to all grant funding requirements.
D. Applicable DMH-certified providers, as
indicated by DMH, must utilize a DMH-approved Consumer Satisfaction
Survey.
E. DMH/C providers must
meet established performance indicators and report the data identified by DMH,
as required for performance indicators assessment to DMH. CMHCs will be audited
on these indicators on a schedule, as determined by DMH. The established
indicators include, but are not limited to the following:
1. Compliance with DMH Operational
Standards (site visit results).
2. Fidelity review results for required
services.
3. Fiscal audit
(including cash balances, DOM billing, etc.).
4. Access to Care - Key Performance Measures:
(a) Unduplicated number of people
served;
(b) Usage of appropriate
services (e.g., volume of outpatient/clinic services);
(c) Hospital utilization for the region;
and
(d) Numbers of
commitments/admissions, access to Crisis Residential Services, number of
pre-affidavits/diversions, location of wait, etc.
Notes
State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compare.
No prior version found.