Maternal and Child Health - Improving Oral Health Integration Demonstration Projects (MCH-IOHI Projects)
Closed Posted
- Opportunity number
- HRSA-24-039
- Agency
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Health Resources and Services Administration
Department of Health and Human Services
- Applications due
- Award size
- Up to $425,000
Opportunity facts
- Assistance listings
- Funding instrument
- Cooperative Agreement
- Category
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- Health
- Eligible applicants
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- County Governments
- Small Businesses
- State Governments
- Special District Governments
- Independent School Districts
- 501(c)(3) Nonprofits
- Other
- Tribal Organizations (Not Federally Recognized)
- Non-501(c)(3) Nonprofits
- City/Township Governments
- Tribal Governments (Federally Recognized)
- For Profit Organizations
Opportunity details come from Grants.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The Federal Grant Opportunity aims to improve access to integrated preventive oral health care in primary care services for populations at higher risk for poor oral health through the MCH-IOHI Projects. The funding will support an Alliance that will implement a two-tier, state and local, improvement approach addressing policy and practice, education and outreach, and data analysis and evaluation. The projects will also participate in a learning collaborative led by the MCH-IOHI Consortium.
List of services and products to be provided:
- Improvement of access to integrated preventive oral health care in primary care services.
- Establishment of an MCH-IOHI Alliance including key state stakeholders.
- Implementation of a two-tier, state and local, improvement approach.
- Addressing policy and practice decisions that promote integrated POHC.
- Increasing oral health literacy across the state.
- Enhancing the state's oral health surveillance.
- Establishing, implementing, and validating evidence-based models of integrated POHC in underserved communities.
- Participation in a learning collaborative led by the MCH-IOHI Consortium.
Synopsis
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Update #4 · Latest ·
MCH-IOHI Projects will aim to improve access to integrated preventive oral health care (integrated POHC) in primary care services accessible to MCH populations at increased or higher risk for poor oral health. Funding will support an MCH-IOHI Alliance (Alliance), to include key state stakeholders such as policy, practice, and public health leaders; healthcare providers; healthcare payers; and public health surveillance experts. The Alliance will implement a two-tier, state and local, improvement approach that'll address three core functions: 1) Policy and Practice; 2) Education and Outreach; and 3) Data, Analysis and Evaluation. State level improvements, in support of the local approach, will aim to inform state policy and practice decisions that promote integrated POHC (such as Medicaid payment for oral health services and health professions' state practice acts);3 increase oral health literacy4 across the state using an organizational health literacy approach;5 and enhance the state's oral health surveillance (for example, data collection and trends analysis). The local improvement approach will aim to establish, implement, and validate evidence-based models of integrated POHC in communities underserved by oral health care. MCH-IOHI Projects will take part in an MCH-IOHI Consortium-led learning collaborative.
Update #3 ·
MCH-IOHI Projects will aim to improve access to integrated preventive oral health care (integrated POHC) in primary care services accessible to MCH populations at increased or higher risk for poor oral health. Funding will support an MCH-IOHI Alliance (Alliance), to include key state stakeholders such as policy, practice, and public health leaders; healthcare providers; healthcare payers; and public health surveillance experts. The Alliance will implement a two-tier, state and local, improvement approach that'll address three core functions: 1) Policy and Practice; 2) Education and Outreach; and 3) Data, Analysis and Evaluation. State level improvements, in support of the local approach, will aim to inform state policy and practice decisions that promote integrated POHC (such as Medicaid payment for oral health services and health professions' state practice acts);3 increase oral health literacy4 across the state using an organizational health literacy approach;5 and enhance the state's oral health surveillance (for example, data collection and trends analysis). The local improvement approach will aim to establish, implement, and validate evidence-based models of integrated POHC in communities underserved by oral health care. MCH-IOHI Projects will take part in an MCH-IOHI Consortium-led learning collaborative.
Update #2 ·
MCH-IOHI Projects will aim to improve access to integrated preventive oral health care (integrated POHC) in primary care services accessible to MCH populations at increased or higher risk for poor oral health. Funding will support an MCH-IOHI Alliance (Alliance), to include key state stakeholders such as policy, practice, and public health leaders; healthcare providers; healthcare payers; and public health surveillance experts. The Alliance will implement a two-tier, state and local, improvement approach that'll address three core functions: 1) Policy and Practice; 2) Education and Outreach; and 3) Data, Analysis and Evaluation. State level improvements, in support of the local approach, will aim to inform state policy and practice decisions that promote integrated POHC (such as Medicaid payment for oral health services and health professions' state practice acts); increase oral health literacy across the state using an organizational health literacy approach; and enhance the state's oral health surveillance (for example, data collection and trends analysis). The local improvement approach will aim to establish, implement, and validate evidence-based models of integrated POHC in communities underserved by oral health care. MCH-IOHI Projects will take part in an MCH-IOHI Consortium-led learning collaborative.
Update #1 ·
MCH-IOHI Projects will aim to improve access to integrated preventive oral health care (integrated POHC) in primary care services accessible to MCH populations at increased or higher risk for poor oral health. Funding will support an MCH-IOHI Alliance (Alliance), to include key state stakeholders such as policy, practice, and public health leaders; healthcare providers; healthcare payers; and public health surveillance experts. The Alliance will implement a two-tier, state and local, improvement approach that'll address three core functions: 1) Policy and Practice; 2) Education and Outreach; and 3) Data, Analysis and Evaluation. State level improvements, in support of the local approach, will aim to inform state policy and practice decisions that promote integrated POHC (such as Medicaid payment for oral health services and health professions' state practice acts);3 increase oral health literacy4 across the state using an organizational health literacy approach;5 and enhance the state's oral health surveillance (for example, data collection and trends analysis). The local improvement approach will aim to establish, implement, and validate evidence-based models of integrated POHC in communities underserved by oral health care. MCH-IOHI Projects will take part in an MCH-IOHI Consortium-led learning collaborative.
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