2018-2019 eCOMPAS data
The RWHAP developed a list from eCOMPAS of potentially eligible clients who were out of care or not virally suppressed. This list was distributed to subrecipient's for engagements of potential clients. This process generated few referrals.
SPNS and City of Paterson's Ryan White and HOPWA program was introduced to non-RWHAP organizations. Through technical assistance new methodologies were developed for accessing and infiltrating local jail and probation sites for potential referrals.
A coordinated approach using technology, resources and expanded networking created an opportunity to better define the SPNS intervention and coordinate program workflow.
The SPNS initiative has helped the City of Paterson sustain and improve upon the replication of e2MyHealth, the low-literacy patient portal. e2MyHealth was originally designed by Columbia University-NYP and RDE from the SPNS Electronic Networks of Care initiative. This kind of cross-project replication and sustainability is both valuable and timely given the importance to help clients remain more connected virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Atlanta EMA, administered out of Fulton County has replicated the City of Paterson's enhancements made to the Client Satisfaction Survey model as they plan to conduct their region-wide Client Satisfaction and Consumer Needs Assessment. This replication came from the connections bridged between the Country of Fulton and the City of Paterson, facilitated by RDE.
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A real-time MyCareContinuum Dashboard was launched in eCOMPAS for SPNS and expanded to all RW/HOPWA providers in the TGA to assist monitoring activities.
DetailsA low health-literacy e2MyHealth Patient Portal was expanded to SPNS ETAP clients and RW/HOPWA clients in the TGA.
The Client Satisfaction Survey was incorporated into e2MyHealth to streamline data collection.