HIV Cross Part Care Continuum Collaborative

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HIV Cross Part Care Continuum Collaborative H4C Aim 1: Build regional capacity for closing gaps across the HIV Care Continuum to ultimately increase viral load suppression rates for individuals living with HIV Objective 1: Regional HIV Care Continuums are routinely available to local HIV providers to identify gaps in HIV care Grantees receive training on how to interpret care continuum data – 0% Objective 2: HIV providers routinely measure key HIV metrics and use the findings for prioritizing improvement activities Grantees submit H4C performance measurement data – 95% Grantees receive statewide benchmarking report for each cycle – 100% Participants have improved performance measurement scores – 80% H4C Aim 2: Align quality management goals across all Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Parts to jointly meet the legislative quality management mandates Objective 1: Response Teams are actively coordinating and aligning statewide quality management activities States have in place a response team – 100% States report improvement activities every other month – 100% Response teams have monthly calls – 100% States have sustainability plan in place – 0% Objective 2: HIV providers work together and articulate regional quality improvement strategies States have written formal Quality Management Plan – 80% States have an education/training plan – 100% Objective 3: HIV providers have the capacity for quality improvement HIV Providers have attended a QI training – 100% Objective 4: Consumers have the capacity to be meaningfully involved in quality activities Consumers have attended a QI training – 79% States have at least one consumer representative on the Response Team- 80% H4C Aim 3: Implement joint quality improvement activities to advance the quality of care for people living with HIV within a region and to coordinate HIV services seamlessly across Parts Objective 1: Joint quality improvement projects are conducted to foster active and effective regional collaborations States have established a written aim to participate in H4C – 100% States have established a QI team to improve viral suppression – 100% Objective 2: Grantees across each state are better aligning their improvement goals and efforts Grantees report an improvement in collaboration across the state – 80% 12,248 performance measurements made 82 cohort measurements made 17 quality improvement projects shared 137 trainings provided HIV Cross Part Care Continuum Collaborative Learning Session 3 Faculty Storyboard