Implementing the 6|18 Initiative: Case Studies

OMB 0920-1224

The 6|18 Initiative describes CDC’s prioritization of six high-burden health conditions—tobacco use, high blood pressure, healthcare-associated infections, asthma, unintended pregnancies and diabetes—and an initial 18 evidence-based interventions to improve health and control health costs. The purpose of this information collection is to describe: 1. Facilitators and barriers to implementation of the 6|18 Initiative interventions; 2. How collaboration between public health and Medicaid contributed to success in implementing changes to Medicaid payment policy and/or increasing utilization of evidence-based preventive services; 3. How CDC’s 6|18 Initiative supported progress; and 4. How state-level factors facilitated, or posed barriers to, success.

The latest form for Implementing the 6|18 Initiative: Case Studies expires 2021-04-30 and can be found here.

Latest Forms, Documents, and Supporting Material

Document Name
Interviews with State Medicaid Managers Form and Instruction
Interviews with State Medicaid Directors Form and Instruction
Interviews with State Public Health Managers Form and Instruction
Interviews with State Public Health Directors Form and Instruction
Privacy Act determintion ICRO 207-08-24.docx Supplementary Document
Att 8. 6-18 States.docx Supplementary Document
Att 7. 6-18 Conditions_Burden Cost Interventions_2017-09-13.docx Supplementary Document
Att 6. 6-18-faqs.pdf Supplementary Document
Att 5. IRB Determination.pdf Supplementary Document
Att 4. Advance notice email_12192017.docx Supplementary Document
Att 2. 60-day FRN_10132017.pdf Supplementary Document
Att 1. Authorizing Legislation.doc Supplementary Document
SS Part B_12192017.docx Supporting Statement B
SS Part A_02062018.docx Supporting Statement A
Interviews with State Medicaid Managers Form and Instruction
Interviews with State Medicaid Directors Form and Instruction
Interviews with State Public Health Managers Form and Instruction
Interviews with State Public Health Directors Form and Instruction