The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH)
is awarding a learning community grant to the Morrison-Todd-Wadena Community
Health Board in partnership with CentraCare clinic in Long Prairie, MN.
Through this learning community
opportunity, the Morrison-Todd-Wadena Community Health Board will focus on the
work in Todd County and CentraCare-Long Prairie Clinic. Staff from both
agencies and key community partners will work with a facilitator hired by
Minnesota Department of Health to work on strengthening their relationship
through expanding understanding of each agency’s role, capacity, and responsibilities,
and develop a plan that includes implementation with community partners.
In developing this plan they will use their community health needs assessment
and primary care clinic data. The plan will specifically focus on
addressing the needs of the Latino community. The award is for $50,000
for an eight month project through the end of September 2017.
This project is part of a $45 million State Innovation
Model (SIM) cooperative agreement, awarded to the Minnesota Departments of
Health and Human Services in 2013 by The Center for Medicare and Medicaid
Innovation (CMMI) to help implement the Minnesota
Accountable Health Model.
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