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HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau's
Special Projects of National Significance [1994 - 1999]:
AIDS
Healthcare Foundation

Completed
by: Peter
D. Reis
Last
Updated: May 1999
| Achievement
1: Secured
Medicaid contact to deliver Capitated AIDS Care. |
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Key
Elements for
Success:
Legislative
action that created a vehicle.
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Factors that Limited
Success:
The
State Department of Health’s unwillingness.
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Factors
that Ensured
Success:
AHF’s
vigor as it pursued the contract.
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| Achievement
2: Launched
Positive Healthcare. |
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Key
Elements for
Success:
Clinical
preparation; financial preparation.
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Factors that Limited
Success:
Voluntary
enrollment vs. mandatory enrollment.
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Factors that Ensured
Success:
Strong
desire to set a precedent for risk adjusted AIDS care. |
| Achievement
3: Four
years of clinical and financial success. |
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Key
Elements for
Success:
Health
plan is specialized and run by experienced professionals.
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Factors that Limited
Success:
Somewhat
uncooperative relationship with State of California.
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Factors that Ensured
Success:
Experienced
administration and quality medical direction.
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| Achievement
4: Completed
data collection on evaluation portion of project. |
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Key
Elements for
Success:
Addition
of a qualified evaluator and data manager.
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Factors that Limited
Success:
Internal
lack of capacity initially.
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Factors that Ensured
Success:
Concerted
effort in the final 2 years.
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| Achievement
5: Linkage
with other projects for form a more powerful voice specialized,
risk-adjusted, capitated AIDS care. |
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Key
Elements for
Success:
Cooperative
spirit, mutual respect.
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Factors that Limited
Success:
Distance/scheduling.
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Factors that Ensured
Success:
None
listed.
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Lessons
Learned from this Project
Project
Index for Achievements and Lessons Learned
AIDS
Healthcare Foundation
Copyright © 1999-2005 by The Measurement Group LLC. All rights reserved. This may not be current and will not be updated. |