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PAG/TAG Survey July 2011

PAG/TAG Survey July 2011

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PAG/TAG Survey

July 2011

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Committee Survey Participation

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What do you see as the TAG’s Role?

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TAG Meeting Frequency

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What do you see as the PAG’s Role?

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PAG Meeting Frequency

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Use of “MIHMS Known Issues” document

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Would PAG/TAG be better served if it was lead (or co-lead) by a provider, rather than

state-only leadership?

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Suggestions on how to improve the MIHMS

“Known Issues”

• MaineCare should send out a listserv or email when it is updated; it is too burdensome to go looking for updated info.

• Information needs to remain current and should contain an estimated timeline for resolution.

• If there are any available information links regarding a certain “known issue”, they should be provided to cut down on the calls to OMS/Molina.

• Move resolved issues to an archived area (e.g. different tab on spreadsheet).

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Suggestions for the future of TAG Meetings

• This committee should only meet as necessary to address specific issues (e.g. a standing quarterly meeting date with flexibility to meet when new things come up.)

• Meetings should be held by provider type.

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Suggestions for the future of PAG Meetings

• Bring unidentified issues to the attention of DHHS/Molina.

• Act as a resource to validate that system fixes have been made.

• Act as a sounding board for anticipated system changes.

• Have a larger PAG committee meet quarterly, with smaller provider-type groups meeting monthly.

• More provider-specific focus.

• Productive discussions instead of complaining.

• Opportunity for cross-education; showing other committee members how they navigate through the system, etc.

• Developing meeting agenda topics should be a shared effort.

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Next Steps

Where do we go from here?