Community Health Workers & Promotores in the Future of Medi-Cal: Resource Package #3

Year:

2021

State:

Website Link:

Publicly Available:

Yes

Billing and Reimbursement:

Certification:

Evidence Generation:

Documentation of how CHWs can work within care teams, Evidence-based interventions, General other, Results from pilots studies etc. that aren't published in formal literature, ROI and bundled payment successes/challenges

Policy:

Sustainable Financing:

Engaging state partners in general, Expand evidence base, General other, MCO or bundled payment reimbursement models, Documentation of how CHWs can work within care teams, ROI and bundled payment successes/challenges, Surveys and assessment tools to define and develop workforce

Workforce Development:

CDC input on state-level strategic planning, Data sharing between social services and clinical teams, General other (including mention of “employment practices”), Promotores

Summary

This third resource package, Data and Evaluation Considerations for CHW/Ps: Supporting Medi-Cal Member Health and Social Care Integration, highlights these topics:

- ► Evidence to support CHW/P interventions and the return on investment in programs that employ CHW/Ps
- ► Goals and considerations for designing programs with CHW/P partners
- ► CHW/P roles in data collection and information sharing between MCPs, health systems, and community- based organizations (CBOs)
- ► Strategies for MCPs to include the CHW/P workforce in data collection
- ► Considerations for measuring the impact of programs that employ CHW/Ps or CHW/P interventions
- ► Infrastructure barriers and challenges in data exchange
- ► Considerations for partnering with health systems, CBOs, or training organizations
- ► Curated resources and sample tools from programs that employ CHW/Ps

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