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Ready, Set, Go!��TCMI Implementation �Kick-Off

Presented by Public Policy Research Institute, October 14, 2021

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Outline

  • Review TCMI Project Phases and Timeline
  • Recap Implementation Date Changes
  • Discuss Project Outcomes Tracking
  • Small Group Brainstorming Breakouts

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TCMI Project Phases & Where We Are

PHASE 1

RESEARCH & GAP ANALYSIS

    • Surveys of individuals 60+ and senior serving orgs
    • 29 Focus Groups with 28 AAAs and Nutrition Providers
    • Survey of Community Health Providers

PHASE 2

COACH & PREPARE

    • 16 Meal Provider Proposals $2,500 each
    • 6-Month Targeted Learning
    • Learning Collaborative Workshop & TA
    • 16 Pilots $7,500 each
    • 7-Month Implementation
    • Evaluation to develop Texas specific evidence base
    • 3 National Conferences
    • 2 Academic Journal Submissions
    • 1 State Summit to showcase best practices

PHASE 3

IMPLEMENT & EVALUATE PILOTS

PHASE 4

SHARE RESULTS

28 AAAs

254 counties

Nearly 200 Providers

16 Pilot Sites

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Phase 2 and Phase 3 Timeline

Implementation*

Mid Oct. 2021 – May 2022*

Pilot Development

Nov. 2020 – Mar. 2021

Pre-Implementation*

Apr. 2021 – Mid Oct. 2021

Learning Collaborative Workshop

October 2020

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*Timeline Challenges due to COVID-19 Pandemic

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April 2021 Readiness Survey

Reopening, Mandates & Postponements

  • Initial Implementation Date: June 2021
  • Based on April Readiness Survey, postponed to September 2021
  • After Delta variant emergence, postponed again to October 18th, 2021

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October Site Calls

Reopening, Mandates & Postponements

  • A number of sites are still closed.
  • Formal Implementation will begin Oct. 18th, however data collection for closed sites will be managed on a case-by-case basis

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AUGUST PRE-IMPLEMENTATION MEETING

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AUGUST PRE-IMPLEMENTATION MEETING

What are your current concerns and challenges with TCMI Pilot Implementation?

“COVID…”

“COVID hospitalizations are on the rise…”

“COVID is our biggest concern.”

“…having to close our doors because of COVID.”

“…where we will be in the pandemic.”

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PILOT OUTCOMES�TRACKING: STORY BOARDING

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BEFORE

Before your program, what was happening for your target population, stakeholders and community?

hint: needs assessment, awareness, access, capacities...

DURING

What is happening to your target population, stakeholders and community when they are able to access your program?

hint: which strategies or activities related to the program have the most traction/success? what happens to capacities, partnerships, awareness, access and similar outcomes?

AFTER

What progress has been made (or continues to be made) after your stakeholders, clients, and community have accessed your program?

hint: what did they experience that is new? what change occurred?

Baseline Survey

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INPUTS

ACTIVITIES

OUTPUTS

OUTCOMES 

WHAT WE INVEST

WHAT WE DO

WHO WE REACH

WHAT IS THE RESULT OF THE PROJECT

Staff

Volunteers

Time & Money

Partners

Material

Technology

Equipment

Research findings

Deliver services

Conduct meetings

Develop products

Develop partnerships

Implement innovations

Work with media

Facilitate access to program

Program participants/clients/AAAs

Community based organizations

Partners

Decision makers

Marketing outlets

 

Satisfaction

Wellness

Awareness

Engagement

Knowledge

Motivations

Reach

Social integration

Visibility

Value

Skills

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2 Surveys

Participants

(Cross-Site Measures)

Social Isolation

Malnutrition

General Wellbeing

Depression

Psychological Wellbeing

Food Security

Program Managers

Program Reach & Access

Participation & Engagement, Program Development

Marketing Strategies

Community Partnerships

Program Reach, Value & Visibility

Challenges & Promising Practices

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Unique Site Measures

Actions Inc

Increased/Improved

Internet Skills

Dallas County

Increase education about blood pressure readings and other vital signs

Victoria

Participant satisfaction with component-based meals

Angelina County

Increased/Improved referrals to CM program and circling back

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Example Dashboard from

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Next Steps

  • One-On-One Call with Each Site: (Oct-Nov)

  • Data Reporting: Baseline (Oct./Nov)

    • 2 Surveys: Dec 1 | March 1 | June 1

  • Monthly Calls: Jan, April, Late June

  • April 2022 Virtual Meeting; Late July 2022 Face to Face Summit

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Breakout Sessions

Group A

    • BakerRipley
    • City of Brownwood
    • MoW - Waco
    • MoW - Victoria
    • Uvalde

Group B

    • Angelina County
    • Dallas County
    • The Kitchen
    • MoW - Tarrant County
    • MoW - Collin County
    • San Antonio

Group C

    • ActionS Inc.
    • Amigos Del Valle
    • Hereford
    • MoW - Central Texas
    • Somervell

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Thanks!

  • Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

  • Email, Phone, or Zoom available!

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