NEEDS IDENTIFICATION LAP FY 2016 Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Our learning objectives for this section of the training are to: 1.Provide.

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NEEDS IDENTIFICATION LAP FY 2016 Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Our learning objectives for this section of the training are to: 1.Provide an overview on the tracking of Health Indices and Administrative Trends identified statewide. 2.Provide guidance on developing and entering LWP priorities based on the agency’s needs.

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION The LAP Needs Identification session of the training provides information on how to use this tool for:  Tracking statewide concerns and prioritizing goals and nutrition sessions for the current contract year.  Shows data for all years in the current 5 year plan.  Data which will assist in developing and tracking long-term goals, objectives, and outcomes. Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION Overview Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Purpose:  Identify gaps in service to participants by ethnic background and program category.  A tool for tracking statewide concerns and assisting in prioritization of goals and nutrition sessions for current year.  Shows current service and potential eligible participants.

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION Data Collection Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services State % and LWP % as reported by MOWINS data system will be pre- loaded prior to entry for new LAP completion. Data obtained is from July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2015

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Tracked Health Indices –  Health  Behavioral Administrative Trends –  Administrative  Language Preference  Potential Eligibles See HELP window below that is available for clarification of some terms

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Health Tab Indices  15 indicators  Breastfeeding  Weight  Biochemical (hgb/hct)  Maternal weight  Prematurity  LBW and VLBW  Large for Gestational Age  WIC Category P, B, N, I, C

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Setting Priorities:  1 thru 6  - 1 being the highest priority

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services List additional information for the item, such as the reason the need received the ranking that was given, or the reason the need will or will not be considered a goal.

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Behavioral Tab Indices  3 indicators  Maternal Smoking  Household Smoking  Alcohol Intake

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Administrative Tab  3 indicators  Enrollment in WIC, 1 st Trimester  Prenatal Care Began 1 st Trimester  Race/Ethnicity

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Language Preference Tab  2 indicators  Spoken  Read

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Potential EligiblesTab  4 indicators  Contracted Monthly Caseload  Average Monthly Caseload  % Served of Contracted  MO HealthNet Prenatals Not WIC

NEEDS IDENTIFICATION You have completed the Needs Identification Session of the training. If you have further questions, please contact your District TA nutritionist for assistance. Thank you! Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services