Agenda - 02-20-1979 - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

8 OBJECTIVES: I. Increase the total active patients from 1 678 (FY 179 year end estimate) to 1917 by FY 180 year end. 11. Operate family planning clinics two days per week (one in Hillsborough and one in Chapel Hill--Carrboro), ten hours per day. 1. Increased teen services. 2. Increased working women services. 111. Explore P.O.M.R. (Patient Oriented Record Keeping) for the program. IV. Maintain clinical currency of FP staff and procedures. 1. E�urther develop standing written procedures. 2. Increase clinic efficiency. 3. Provide in-service training for staff. 4. Revamp policies and procedures as state guidelines and medical information changes. V. Improve third party billing procedures. 1. Change practices as mandated by guidelines- B. Family Planning Health education: Goal: To increase the number and quality of educational functions within the clinic and the co:amunity. Objectives: I. Increase participation of FP clients from high risk groups. A. Educate public on who is high risk and why they are high risk. 1. Develop a slide-tape series discussing the different categories of hi,h risk indicators. 2. Use the series with community groups -- churches, civic clubs, schools, etc. 3. Use mass media to reach high risk groups id - newspapers, radio (WSRC, WCHL) TV (Real Perspectives, Black Unlimited, etc. ). B. Acquire and distribute literature in community on high risk groups. C. Using the patient information system, evaluate use of clinic services by high risk groups. D. Provide written information at day care centers, schools, various community agencies, marriage license offices, etc. on family planning program. 1. Develop a FP leaflet discribing the program and services which can be inexpensively produced. 12. A. Continue to provide a channel for consumer communications and a strengthened FP Advisory Council. 1. Maintain the Family Planning Advisory Council and incrase membership. 2. Develop, distribute and evaluate a patient satisfaction survey.