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Alcorn
State University
Founded 1871
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Dr.
Clinton Bristow, Jr., President
cbristow@lorman.alcorn.edu
1000 ASU Drive, #359
Lorman
,
MS
39096-7500
601/877-6111
601/877-2975
fax
www.alcorn.edu
ENROLLMENT
3,100
BACKGROUND
Alcorn
was the nation’s first state-supported institution for the higher
education of African Americans. In addition, it is a co-education,
historically black, land-grant institution. Alcorn also has two campuses,
one in Lorman and the other in
Natchez,
MS
.
HEALTH
RELATED ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Alcorn
offers associate and baccalaureate degrees in nursing, baccalaureate in
health science, and pre-professional programs in physical therapy, medical
technology, medicine and dentistry.
ACADEMIC
PROGRAMS
Alcorn
is a liberal arts, science and teacher education public institution with
programs in selected professional areas such as business and nursing, and
currently offering programs leading to the associate (in nursing only),
baccalaureate, master’s and educational specialist degrees.
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
Alcorn
State
offers a cooperative education program designed particularly to serve the
needs of disadvantaged and limited resource people in
Southwest Mississippi
.
OTHER
CAPABILITIES
Other
capabilities include a radio station, music and theater groups.
Contacts
Dr.
Malvin Williams
Vice
President, Academic Affairs
601-877-6142
601-877-6256
Fax
mw@lorman.alcorn.edu
Dr.
Franklin D. Jackson
Vice
President, Institutional Advancement,
Planning
and Research
601/
877-6142
601/
877-2307 fax
fjackson@lorman.alcorn.edu
Dr.
Frances Henderson
Dean,
School
of
Nursing
601/
877-6550
60/
446-5942 fax
henfra@lorman.alcorn.edu
HBCU
CAPABILITIES
1.
Information Systems
-
Computer
network including Internet Access
-
Local
Area Network (LAN) services
-
Wide
Area Network (WAN)
-
Satellite
up-links and down-links
-
Software
development and/or maintenance
-
Film
and video production
-
Radio
and/or video broadcast facilities
-
Video
conferencing capabilities
2.
Health Services Research Development
-
Testing
innovative approaches to payment and health service delivery including
quality access to care
-
Testing
innovative approaches to the improvement of quality of health services
for Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries
-
Testing
improved ways of providing services to different ethnic and racial
groups, languages and cultures
-
Testing
use of CMS’s databases to address payment for preventative services
-
Prevention
of diabetes
-
Prevention
and education of HIV/AIDS
-
Preventing
of breast cancer through mammography screening
-
Health
services provided to the gerontology beneficiary
-
Health
disparities in vulnerable at risk populations
-
Physical
activity
-
Overweight
and obesity
-
Tobacco
use
-
Substance
abuse
-
Responsible
sexual behavior
-
Injury
and violence
-
Environmental
quality
-
Immunizations
-
Access
to health care
-
Primary
data collection
-
Secondary
collection of existing data files and database
-
Extraction
of specialized data sets from existing databases
-
Coding
and editing
-
Survey
Instruments
-
Needs
Assessment Instruments
-
Assessments
of quality of health care
-
Nursing
home quality indicators
-
Access
to Medicare and Medicaid services
-
Economic
barriers to health care access
-
Availability
and use of more practitioners
-
Impact
of Medicare fee schedule on access to physician services
-
Effect
of consumer knowledge on access to health care
-
Service
delivery in rural and urban areas
-
Research
capability to test for approaches for fee-for-service
-
Public
understanding of CMS and its Programs
-
Satisfaction
with beneficiary services
-
Access
to health services to inpatient and outpatient services, physician
services, laboratory and x-ray services and well baby/child care
3.
Community Health Outreach/Education Services
-
Conduct
health fairs
-
Conduct
medical fairs
-
Distribute
health care information materials
-
Maintain
a working relationship with a local Community Development Corporation
(CDC)
-
Serve
on community advisory boards
-
Prevention
of Cancer in special populations project
-
Diabetes
cost effective management for the elderly
-
Community
focus assist in defining prevention interventions
-
Home
health quality indicators
-
Peer
Review Organization quality improvement programs
-
General
information research services
-
New
releases
-
Catered
entrees on campus
-
Catered
buffets on campus
-
Packaged
lunch boxes
-
Selecting
meeting sites convenient for beneficiaries
-
Preparing
meeting notifications and other correspondence
-
Developing
the content and structure for the meeting
-
Developing
agenda items and meeting objectives
-
Corresponding
with presenters, resource persons
-
Securing
and confirming meeting logistics
-
Arranging
media production and press coverage
-
Workshop
facilitation
-
Registration
of beneficiaries and others
-
Recording
the proceeding of the meeting
-
Providing
student and volunteer support for logistical services throughout the
meeting
-
Provisions
for disabled beneficiaries
-
Follow-up
correspondence to beneficiaries
-
Evaluation
of meeting
-
Submitting
meeting reports
-
Processing
reimbursements
-
Preparing
and distributing proceedings of meeting
-
Services
for beneficiaries that have low literacy
-
Production
of consumer pamphlets and beneficiary booklets
-
Production
of educational directory
4.
Program Evaluation
-
Preventive
health services for Medicare beneficiaries
-
Programs
for screening, diagnosing, and treating pathologies
-
Hospitals
and clinics
-
Certified
nurse practitioners
-
Social
Program evaluation
-
State
or regional financing mechanisms
-
Effects
of information and consumer knowledge on choice of health care plans
-
Publications
evaluation and improvement services
5.
Technical Assistance
-
Speech
writing
-
Reporting
and distribution of existing written reports on health care financing
issues
-
General
editorial services
-
Sampling
-
Statistical
analysis
-
Statistical
compilations and reporting
-
Interview
techniques
-
Literature
searches
-
Feasibility
studies
-
Consulting
service
-
Audit
services
-
Development
of cost reporting and analyses system
-
Human
resources management
6.
Training
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Jackson
State University
Founded 1877
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Dr.
Ronald Mason Jr., President
1400 John R. Lynch Street
Jackson
,
MS
39217
601/979-2323
Fax
601/979-2948
www.jsums.edu/
Enrollment
6,820
BACKGROUND
Jackson
State
University
was elevated to University status in 1974, and five years later it was
designated as the
Urban
University
of the State of
Mississippi
. JSU is a publicly supported
institution, with degree programs at the baccalaureate, masters,
specialist in education, and doctoral levels. JSU’s mission as a major
urban university is to make special efforts to attach academically gifted
and non-traditional students in order to maintain and expand the
cosmopolitan nature of the student body.
HEALTH
RELATED ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
JSU
offers a program in Alcohol/Drug Studies with specialization in
counseling. This is a graduate
program leading to the M.A./M.S. Ed. degree.
JSU also has a strong program in the biological sciences.
The Jackson State Heart study is being conducted at JSU.
The
School
of
Allied Health Sciences
has bachelors and masters programs, including healthcare administration
(HCA), public health, and communicative disorders. These departments track
the School's mission of offering high quality education, community-based
and healthcare organization research, consultative and technical
assistance statewide and in the Metro Jackson areas. All programs are
based in the heart of the state's urban capital and central medical
complex, with teaching locations at the University's Health Sciences
Campus (Jackson Medical Mall), Main and Universities Center Campuses, and
in convenient off-campus clinical sites.
OTHER
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Jackson
State
also offers education,
business, liberal arts, science/technology, and social work programs.
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
The
Carnegie Foundation designated
Jackson
State
University
as “doctorial/research intensive”.
The
School
of
Science
and Technology is actively involved in a cooperative research program with
Duke University Marine. Laboratory
in Near-Shore and Biological Oceanography and Marine Biology providing
academic and research opportunities for students.
Through an agreement with the
University
of
California Lawrence Berkley Laboratory
, JSU seeks to increase the number of able scientist and researchers in
minority institutions who have the capacity of contributing to scientific
process in areas that address the mission of the U.S. Department of
Energy. In a joint program
with Georgia Institute of Technology, it provides an enriched academic
program for students preparing for graduate studies in the atmospheric
sciences and related biophysical sciences.
JSU also participates in the NIH-funded MARC Honors Undergraduate
Research Training Program, preparing trainees to compete successfully for
graduate studies leading to the Ph.D. degree in the biomedical sciences.
OTHER
ACTIVITIES:
JSU
is the lead institution for the Jackson Heart Study in partnership with
Tougaloo
College
, University of Mississippi Medical Center, NIH Office of Research in
Minority Health and NHLBI- National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.
The Jackson Heart Study is a single-site prospective epidemiologic
investigation of cardiovascular disease (CVD) among African-Americans from
the
Jackson
,
Mississippi
metropolitan area. A major goal of the Jackson Heart Study is to develop
programs to attach minority students to careers in public health and
epidemiology. Additionally, the Jackson Heart Study in partnership with
the
School
of
Nursing
at the University of Mississippi Medical Center is involved in a program
entitled the “Jackson Heart Train” which is designed for training
research awareness in nursing.
OTHER
RESEARCH AND CENTERS
JSU
has an Interdisciplinary Alcohol/Drug Studies Center, the
Beatrice
B.
Mosley
Center
for Excellence in Education, the
Margaret
Walker
Alexander
Nation
Research
Center
,
Technology
Transfer
Center
and the
University
Computing
Center
. Also JSU has
federally-sponsored projects from HHS, EPA, Department of Energy, DOD,
NASA, education and the Interior. Visit the website for more information.
CONTACTS
Dr.
Dora Washington
Vice
President for Academic Affairs
601/968-2244
Fax 601/ 968-2358
Dr.
Felix Okojie
Vice
President for Research Development and Support for Federal Relations
601/979-2931
Fax 601/979-3664
faokojie@ccaix.jsums.edu
HBCU
CAPABILITIES
1.
Information Systems
-
Computer
network including Internet Access
-
Satellite
uplinks and downlinks
-
Software
development and/or maintenance
-
Web
development and maintenance
-
Video
conferencing
2.
Health Services Research Development
-
Prevention
and education of HIV/AIDS
-
Prevention
of breast cancer through mammography screening
-
Gerontology
-
Health
disparities in vulnerable risk populations
-
Use
of preventive services for African Americans
-
Substance
Abuse. Tobacco use
-
Assessment
of quality health care
-
Health
status, access and, barriers to care
-
Service
delivery in rural and urban areas
-
Use
of Medicare and Medicaid by special populations
-
State
and regional financing
-
Long-term
care programs
-
Has
Received CMS funding for Horizon Project and DHHS funding for Jackson
Heart Study
3.
Community Health Outreach/Education Services
-
Maintaining
a working relationship with Community Organization
-
Serve
on Community Advisory Boards
-
Provide
advertising services for promoting community public relations
-
Prevention
of cancer in special populations project
-
Community
key informant strategy
-
Service
to the disabled
-
Effects
of information and consumer knowledge on choice of health plan
-
Production
of consumer pamphlets, beneficiary booklets, educational directory
-
Workshop
facilitation
-
Translation
and interpreter services
-
Conduct
all Pre and Post meeting activities
4.
Program Evaluation
-
Provide
measurement instruments
-
Extraction
of specialized data from existing databases
-
Evaluate
relationship between compliance with medical regimes and patient
satisfaction with health services
-
Publications
evaluation and improvement services
5.
Technical Assistance
-
Conduct
large surveys of beneficiaries
-
Provide
research methodology and statistical services
-
Assessment
of risk and adjustment system development life insurance industry
practices and economic issues
-
Provide
laboratory and research facilities
-
Consulting,
auditing and cost advisory services
-
Development
of cost reporting and analysis system
6.
Training
-
Through
the special “Heart Train Program” JSU offers research training to
increase the research skills of nurses pertaining to cardio vascular
problems in African Americans. JSU
also offers training programs for health care professionals in
healthcare administration (HCA), public health, and communicative
disorders, community-based and healthcare organization research,
consultative and technical assistance statewide and in the Metro
Jackson areas.
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Mississippi
Valley State University
Founded 1946
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Dr.
Lester C. Newman, President
14000
Highway 82 West
Itta Bena
,
MS
38941
662/254-9041
Website:
www.mvsu.edu
ENROLLMENT
3,081
BACKGROUND
Mississippi
Valley
State
University
was established in 1946 as
Mississippi
Vocational
College
but was not formally opened until 1950.
The expressed purpose of the Institution was to train teachers for
rural and elementary schools and to provide vocational training.
In order to reflect the broadening scope and offerings of the
Institution, its name was changed to Mississippi Valley State College in
1964. Under this transition,
the Institution became more general purpose in nature while retaining its
commitment to provide special higher education opportunities.
As a result, the name of the Institution was changed to
Mississippi
Valley
State
University
in 1974. The Institution also
has two off campus sites, the
Greenwood
Center
, which opened January 1996, and the
Greenville
Center
, which opened January 2001.
HEALTH
RELATED ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Mississippi
Valley
State
University
offers degrees in
Environmental Health at the master’s level.
ACADEMIC
PROGRAMS
Mississippi
Valley
State
University
offers degrees in
Liberal Arts, Science, and Education with emphasis placed on training in
pre-professional areas, as well as upon technical and specialized areas.
The Institution offers the Master’s degrees in Elementary
Education, Criminal Justice, Special Education and the Master of Arts in
Teaching. The academic
programs of the University offer opportunities for concentrated study in
the arts, humanities, sciences, technology and professional fields of
business, education, special services, and pre-professional health
services.
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
Mississippi
Valley
State
University
is a regional institution responding to the needs of the Delta region of
the state of
Mississippi
for accessible, relevant, and quality undergraduate programs as well as
some graduate and public service programs.
The Institution is accredited by the American Alliance for Health,
Physical Education, Recreation and Dance/The National Association of
Sports and Physical Education, the Association of Collegiate Business
Schools and Programs, the Council on Social Work Education, the National
Accreditation Council for Environmental health Curricula, the National
Association of Industrial Technology, the National Association of Schools
of Art and Design, the National Association of Schools of Music, the
National Collegiate Athletic Association, the National Council for the
Accreditation of Teacher Education, the Southern Association of Colleges
and Schools (SACS), and the State Department of Education of Mississippi.
Contacts
Dr.
Lula Collier
Vice President, Academic Affairs
662-254-3435
lcollier@mvsu.edu
Mrs.
Earlean Anderson
Director,
Sponsored Programs
662-254-3574
eander@mvsu.edu
HBCU
CAPABILITIES
1.
Information Systems
-
Computer
network including Internet Access
-
Local
Area Network (LAN) services
-
Satellite
down-links
-
Web
development and management
-
Radio
and/or video broadcast facilities
-
Video
conferencing capabilities
2.
Health Services Research Development
-
Primary
data collection
-
Secondary
collection of existing data files and database
-
Survey
Instruments
-
Needs
Assessment Instruments
-
Assessments
of quality of health care
-
Access
to Medicare and Medicaid services
-
Economic
barriers to health care access
-
Effect
of consumer knowledge on access to health care
-
Managed
care for the elderly and other low-income adults
3.
Community Health Outreach/Education Services
-
Conduct
promotions at job fairs and career conventions
-
Catered
entrees on campus
-
Catered
buffets on and off campus
-
Packaged
lunch boxes
-
University
transport vans
-
Provide
meeting management for beneficiary education
-
Selecting
meeting sites convenient for beneficiaries
-
Preparing
meeting notifications and other correspondence
-
Developing
the content and structure for the meeting
-
Developing
agenda items and meeting objectives
-
Corresponding
with presenters, resource persons
-
Securing
and confirming meeting logistics
-
Workshop
facilitation
-
Equipment
leasing
-
Registration
of beneficiaries and others
-
Recording
the proceeding of the meeting
-
Providing
student and volunteer support for logistical services throughout the
meeting
-
Follow-up
correspondence to beneficiaries
-
Submitting
meeting reports
-
Processing
reimbursements
-
Preparing
and distributing proceedings of meeting
4.
Program Evaluation
5.
Technical Assistance
-
Sampling
-
Statistical
analysis
-
Statistical
compilations and reporting
-
Interview
techniques
-
Literature
searches
-
Feasibility
studies
-
Consulting
service
-
Audit
services
-
Cost
advisory services
-
Spanish
translation of CMS Publication
-
Production
of consumer pamphlets and beneficiary booklets
-
Production
of educational directory
-
Speech
writing
-
Publications
evaluation and improvement services
-
Reporting
and distribution of existing written reports on health care financing
issues
-
General
editorial services
-
General
translation and interpreting services
6.
Training
-
The
university offers public service programs that provide valuable
professional and material resources to the community, ranging from the
individual involvement of university faculty and staff to structured
programs in continuing education, social awareness, and recreation.
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Rust
College
Founded 1866
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Dr.
David L. Beckley, President
150 Rust Ave.
Holly
Springs
,
MS 38635
662/
252-8000
662/
252-6107 Fax
dbeckley@rustcollege.edu
www.rustcollege.edu
ENROLLMENT
900
BACKGROUND
Rust
is an accredited four-year, private, co-educational, liberal arts college.
The Institution is the oldest of the eleven Historically Black
Colleges and Universities related to the United Methodist Church, the
second oldest private college in Mississippi, the oldest historically
Black College in the State, and one of the remaining five historically
Black Colleges in America founded before 1867.
Rust
College
was founded by the Freedman’s Aid Society Methodist Episcopal Church,
and dedicated to serve students with a variety of academic preparations,
through instruction in the humanities, social behavior sciences, natural
sciences, business, and education.
HEALTH
RELATED ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
The
only health related academic program offered at
Rust
College
is a Child Development Program.
OTHER
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Rust
college is a senior liberal arts college which offers degrees in sixteen
areas of study including, Associate and Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor
of Arts. The curriculum has a
required general education program, major and minor areas and electives.
The Commission on College of the Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools accredits the Institution to award the Bachelor of Arts and
Bachelor of Science Degrees and the Associate of Science Degree.
Additionally, the Mississippi State Department of Education and the
University Senate of the
United
Methodist
Church
accredit the university.
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
Rust
has both a campus-based radio and television station: the WURC Radio and
TV stations. WURC-FM which is
a non-commercial, educational, FCC approved radio station broadcasts 18
hours per day, 7 days per week year around.
RC-TV2 is the college’s owned and operated TV station.
COOPERATIVE
EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Rust
College
has special cooperative education programs, namely, Adult Pathway Program,
Child Development Associates (CDA), Continuing Education, and other
special programs consisting of the Study Abroad Program in
Africa
, The Moorhead University/Rust College Students Exchange Program and the
Mokwon University of Korea/Rust College Students Exchange Program.
Contacts
Dr.
Ishmell Edwards
Vice
President for Academic Affairs
662/252-8000
Rust
College
Mrs.
Christine Ratcliff
Director,
Grants and Contracts
662/252-8000
cratcliff@rustcollege.edu
Ms.
Julie Gassman
Institutional
Research
662/252-8000
ext. 4009
662/252-8863
Fax
jgassman@rustcollege.edu
HBCU
CAPABILITIES
1.
Information Systems
-
Computer
network including Internet Access
-
Local
Area Network (LAN) services
-
Satellite
down-links
-
Web
development and management
-
Radio
and/or video broadcast facilities
-
Video
conferencing capabilities
2.
Health Services Research Development
-
Investigative
or demonstration project pertaining to tobacco use
-
Responsible
sexual behavior
-
Immunizations
-
Access
to health care
-
Service
delivery in rural and urban areas
3.
Community Health Outreach/Education Services
-
Conduct
health fairs
-
Distribute
health care information materials
-
Serve
on community advisory boards
-
Provide
advertising service for promoting community public
-
HIV/AIDS
education in vulnerable populations
-
Outreach
programs related to the
United
Methodist
Church
-
Catered
entrees on campus
-
Catered
buffets on campus
4.
Program Evaluation
5.
Technical Assistance
6.
Training
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Tougaloo
College
Founded 1869
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Ms.
Beverly Wade Hogan, Interim President
Bawh55@aol.com
500 West Country Line Rd.
Tougaloo
,
MS
39174
601/977-7700
601/977-7739
Fax
www.tougaloo.edu
ENROLLMENT
900
BACKGROUND
Tougaloo
College
is a historically African-American, private, co-educational,
church-related, four-year, liberal arts institution located at the
northern edge of
Jackson
,
Mississippi
. The college is a value-oriented community where students are guided by
concerned faculty and staff. Students
apply current knowledge, prepare for lifelong learning of new information
and technologies, and develop human standards of conduct for a changing
world.
HEALTH
RELATED ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Tougaloo
offers programs in gerontology and child development.
OTHER
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Tougaloo
confers degrees in Associate of Arts and Bachelor of Arts, and Bachelor of
Science. In addition, the
Institution offers a Gerontology Certificate and a Child Development
Associate Certificate. Tougaloo is accredited by the Commission on
Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award
Associate of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, and Bachelor of Science degrees.
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
Tougaloo
College
has special programs such as Career Planning and Placement, Cooperative
Education and Internship Programs, and
Counseling
Services
Health
Centers
.
Contacts
Ms.
Beverly Wade Hogan
Interim
President
601/977-7730,
601/977-7739
fax
bawh55@aol.com
Ms.
Linda Daniels
Acting
Vice President
Institutional
Advancement
601/977-7841
Linda.daniels@tougaloo.edu
HBCU
CAPABILITIES
1.
Information Systems
-
Computer
network including Internet Access
-
Local
Area Network (LAN) services
-
Satellite
up-links and down-links
-
Data
Entry, Collection Storage and Management
-
Software
development and maintenance
-
Printed
materials productions department
-
Web
development and management
-
Access
to film and video production
-
Video
conferencing capabilities
2.
Health Services Research Development
-
Testing
innovative approaches to payment and health service delivery including
quality access to care
-
Testing
innovative approaches to the improvement of quality of health service
for Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries
-
Testing
improved ways of providing services to different ethnic and racial
groups, languages and cultures
-
Prevention
of diabetes
-
Prevention
and education of HIV/AIDS
-
Preventing
of breast cancer through mammography screening
-
Health
services provided to the gerontology beneficiary
-
Physical
activity
-
Overweight
and obesity
-
Responsible
sexual behavior
-
Access
to health care
-
Community
Medicaid Application Centers
-
Secondary
collection of existing data files and databases
-
Survey
Instruments
-
Needs
Assessment Instruments
-
Access
to Medicare and Medicaid services
-
Economic
barriers to health care access
-
Availability
and use of nurse practitioners
-
Effect
on consumer knowledge on access to health care
-
Use
of Medicare and Medicaid by special populations
-
Enrollment
of children in State Children Health Insurance Program (SCHIP)
-
General
Information research services
3.
Community Health Outreach/Education Services
-
Conduct
health fairs
-
Distribute
health care information materials
-
Serve
on community advisory boards
-
Conduct
promotions at job fairs and career conventions
-
Community
key informant strategy
-
Community
focus assist in defining prevention interventions
-
Consumer
information research
-
Operation
of 1-800 informational telephone line services
-
News
releases
-
Catered
entrees, packaged box lunches and buffets on campus
-
Capability
of providing meeting management for beneficiary education
-
Conducting
all pre and post meeting activities
-
Corresponding
with presenters, resource persons
-
Securing
and confirming meeting logistics
-
Arranging
media production and press coverage
-
Workshop
facilitation
-
Registration
of beneficiaries and others
-
Recording
the proceeding of the meeting
-
Providing
student and volunteer support for logistical services throughout the
meeting
-
Follow-up
correspondence to beneficiaries
-
Evaluation
of meeting
-
Submitting
meeting reports
-
Processing
reimbursements
-
Preparing
and distributing proceedings of meeting
-
Production
of consumer pamphlets and beneficiary booklets
-
Production
of educational directory
-
Speech
writing
-
Publications,
evaluation and improvement services
-
General
editorial services
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Production
of awards, plaques/certificates
4.
Program Evaluation
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Social
Program evaluation
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Preventive
health services for Medicare beneficiaries
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Programs
for screening, diagnosing, and treating pathologies
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Behavioral
health issues as barriers to maintaining continuity of care
5.
Technical Assistance
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Public
understanding of CMS and its Programs
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Access
to health services to inpatient and outpatient services, physician
services, laboratory and X-ray services and well baby/child care
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Sampling
and statistical analyses
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Statistical
compilations and reporting
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Interview
techniques
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Literature
searches
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Medicaid-cost
expansions
6.
Training
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