Annual performance report
New Injuries Reported by Race/Ethnicity
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New Injuries Reported by Race/Ethnicity Of the new injuries reported, Whites (60.5%) accounted for the largest percentage of injuries for all injury types.
New Injuries Reported by Cause of Injury Of the new injuries reported, Auto/Truck-related (25.8%), Jump/Fall-related (25.3%), Motorcycle-related (11.1%), and Pedestrian/Auto-related (8.6%) injuries accounted for 70.8% of all new injuries.
New Injuries Reported by Cause of Injury Continued
TOTAL CLIENTS SERVED During fiscal year 2010-2011, 2,329 program eligible clients received case management and may have received purchased client services through one of four programs within the BSCIP. Of these clients, 1,951 clients received short-term community reintegration services from the General Program; 293 received long-term community-based services from the TBI/SCI Home and Community-Based Medicaid Waiver Program; 25 received services from the Consumer Directed Care Plus Program; and 60 received services from the Nursing Home Transition Initiative. Purchased client services are services that are purchased by the BSCIP directly from vendors. Case management, unless otherwise specified, refers to the case management services provided to the client directly or indirectly by the BSCIP. Client counts in this section of the report represent unduplicated counts within a program and/or service type. General Program The General Program provides short-term case management, information and referral, and purchased client services to individuals with moderate-to-severe traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, who meet the program’s eligibility requirements. The General Program is funded through revenues deposited into the Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Program Trust Fund. BSCIP utilizes 21 case managers and 19 rehabilitation technicians located throughout Florida to provide case management services to all eligible clients. Purchased Client Services for the General Program may include:
During fiscal year 2010-2011, the General Program provided case management services to 1,951 clients. Of these, 707 clients received purchased client services at an average expenditure of $1,729 per client. The remainder were assisted by the BSCIP with obtaining needed services and resources through private insurance or other federal, state, or community agencies. Clients may have been referred in a previous fiscal year and were still receiving services during this fiscal year. The largest percentage of clients served by the General Program were brain injured (68.1%), white (59.6%), male (73.8%), and between 21-30 years of age (25.6%). The largest percentage of injuries resulted from an auto/truck traffic-related accident (32.7%). The most commonly provided services to General Program clients were assistive devices, occupational therapy, speech/cognitive therapy, and physical therapy. The highest percentage of purchased client services dollars was spent for home modifications, assistive devices, occupational therapy, and physical therapy. Statistical information about clients served by the General Program follows: Directory: diseases-and-conditions diseases-and-conditions -> Attachment a ryan White Program Services Definitions core services diseases-and-conditions -> Patient Care Contract Administrative Guidelines fy 2013-2014 Appendix A Download 1.58 Mb. Share with your friends:
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