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Rural Communitites Opioid Response Program-evaluation - Address: 3701 Pender Drive, Suite 200, Fairfax, Va 22030 Project Director Name: Lisa Patton Contact Phone Numbers: 703.345.9138 (cheree Hodges, VP of Contracts) Email Address: Contracts@cvpcorp.com Website Address, If Applicable: Cvpcorp.com List All Grant Program Funds Requested in the Application, If Applicable: $19,998,456.33 Team CVP, Composed of CVP, LLC, Abt Associates, the Steadman Group, and Racial Equity Partners, Will, Through Evaluation Activities, 1) Assess the Impact of the Rural Communities Opioid Response Program (RCORP) Initiative on Rural Communities and Effectively Disseminate Those Findings to Grantees, Hrsa, and the Broader Rural Audience; 2) Strengthen the Capacity of Rcorp Award Recipients to Collect, Report, and Disseminate Data to Enhance the Quality and Sustainability of Their Behavioral Health (BH) Care and 3) Enhance Rural Communities’ Ability to Anticipate, Prepare for, and Respond to Emerging BH Care Issues, Including Sud/ Oud-related Issues That Would Further Negatively Affect Rural Communities. Using a Mixed-methods Approach, We Will Examine Data and Identify Emerging Challenges From Both the Primary Data (hrsa’s Performance Improvement Measurement System [pims] as Reported by Grantees), Documents Review, Secondary Data, and Qualitative Data Gained in Targeted Data Collection Activities. to Capture Ongoing Feedback and Ensure the Priorities of Stakeholders Are Included in Our Approach, We Will Establish an Evaluation Stakeholder Advisory Panel Comprised of Data-savvy Grantee Organizations Selected by Hrsa And/or Rcorp-ta Staff, Consumers, Representatives From the Rcorp Coes, and Others as Recommended by Hrsa. Foundational to Our Approach Is a Human-centered Design (HCD) Approach, Meaning That Those Ultimately Benefiting From the Evaluation Results and Rcorp Funding (e.g., Rural Communities) Will Be Engaged From Project Outset in Identifying Targeted Evaluation Efforts of Priority to Them, Data That Will Support TH Em in Building Out Successful Consortia and Programs, and Data Visualizations Captured in User-friendly Dashboards That Facilitate Rcorp Success. Dynamic, Engaging Dashboards and Frequently-updated Data Briefs and Visualizations Will Support Grantees in Their Sustainability and Community Engagement Efforts, Assist Them in Identifying Emerging Behavioral Health Trends, and Capture Hrsa’s Tremendous Investments in Rural Behavioral Health.
Committed
$15.0 Million
Paid out
$12.7M
84%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.3M
16%
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