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HCCN Progress Report
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OMB No.: 0915-0285. Expiration Date: 6/30/2029
Health Center Controlled Networks (HCCN) PROGRESS REPORT TABLE
HCCN NAME:
Number of Participating Health Centers (Baseline)
Number of Participating Health Centers (Current)
APPLICATION TRACKING NUMBER:
GRANT NUMBER:
PARTICIPATING HEALTH CENTER
Participating Health Center Name
Prepopulated
Grant/Look alike Number
Prepopulated
PATIENT DETAILS
Total Patients (UDS Definition)
Prepopulated
Number of Sites (Baseline)
Empty and Editable
Number of Sites (Current)
Prepopulated
REQUIRED OBJECTIVES
OBJECTIVE 1: DATA MANAGEMENT AND ANALYTICS
1. Since the beginning of the period of performance, has your health center advanced and optimized clinical, financial, and operations data to improve clinical quality, health outcomes, and operations?
[ ] Yes (If yes, list what areas)
Areas advanced: _____________________________
[ ] No
OBJECTIVE 2: INTEROPERABILITY AND DATA SHARING
2. Since the beginning of the period of performance, has your health center improved bidirectional interoperability with health care providers and community-based organizations by integrating data from at least two external clinical or non-clinical sources into structured EHR fields to improve health outcomes and reduce provider burden?
[ ] Yes (If yes, list external sources)
External Sources: _____________________________
[ ] No
OBJECTIVE 3: UDS+ IMPLEMENTATION
3. Since the beginning of the period of performance, has your health center been able to submit patient level data?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
ELECTIVE OBJECTIVES (Choose at least 2)
OBJECTIVE 4: ADDITIONAL VALUE-BASED CARE (VBC)
4. Since the beginning of the period of performance, has your health center used data to update operational, financial, and clinical processes in health IT systems to prepare for, deliver, participate in, or update value-based care that enhances the patient and provider experience and improves health outcomes, including those who are uninsured?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
OBJECTIVE 5: DIGITAL HEALTH TOOLS
5. Since the beginning of the period of performance, has your health center adopted and expanded the use of digital health tools to improve health outcomes?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
6. Which digital health tools have you accessed?
[ ] Electronic messaging through patient portal [ ] Telehealth provider consultation [ ] Remote monitoring devices [ ] Other: Specify
OBJECTIVE 6: STRENGTHENING CYBERSECURITY SUPPORT
1. Since the beginning of the period of performance, has your health center developed or implemented assessments and advanced techniques to protect against threats to health center data.
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
2. What advanced techniques did you use?
[ ] Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) [ ] Encryption [ ] Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) [ ] Regular Security Audits [ ] staff trainings on Cyber+security Awareness [ ] Table-top exercises [ ] Other: Specify
OBJECTIVE 7: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (Applicant choice)
1. Since the beginning of the period of performance, has your health center used safe and informed artificial intelligence practices to improve health outcomes?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
2. What artificial intelligence practice(s) did you use?
(free text)
OBJECTIVE 8: UPSTREAM DRIVERS (Applicant choice)
1. Since the beginning of the period of performance, has your health center identified am upstream and developed and implemented care coordination plans to address the specified patient needs?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
2. Which upstream drivers did you implement?
(free text)
THE HEALTH CENTER CONTROLLED NETWORK WILL COMPLETE THIS SECTION AT THE END OF THE 3-YEAR PROJECT PERIOD FOR THE ONE-TIME FINAL REPORT
1. CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
2. CHALLENGES AND BARRIERS
3. LESSONS LEARNED
4. CONTINGENCY PLANNING
5. PROMISING PRACTICES
6. KEY CONTACT
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