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Oklahoma FY 2023 Solari Cooperative Agreements for Follow-Up Programs NOFO FG-23-003 - Project Abstract Summary- Oklahoma FY 2023 Solari Cooperative Agreements for Follow-Up Programs NOFO FG-23-003. Project Summary: Solari will provide enhanced follow-up services to 988 callers in Oklahoma to reduce suicide attempts. Individuals provided enhanced follow-up services will continue to receive services for at least 90 days and potentially up to 12 months based on clinical acuity. Solari works collaboratively with other providers, including several 911 PSAP centers, across Oklahoma to assist individuals in accessing the service they need when they need it. This includes dispatching mobile crisis services when necessary as well as collaborating with higher levels of care if needed. Solari works to minimize caller involvement with law enforcement and provides diversion to allow law enforcement to return to the needs of the community. Solari will continue to educate the public and providers in Oklahoma about 988 with a focus on underserved communities, including targeted community forums. Oklahoma's callers represent a mix of rural, urban, and Tribal domains who will all be targeted in these efforts. Solari will collect demographic data on all callers to the program. Volume will be contingent on the clinical acuity of callers and is expected to rise over the three years of the program due to increased awareness and promotion of 988 in Oklahoma. Solari has established the following goals and outcomes for the program: 1. Increase acuity stability. 50.0% of follow-up participants rated as low, minimal, medium on assessments completed within the first 90 days of program participation. 75.0% of follow-up participants rated as low, minimal, medium on assessments completed within the first 180 days of program participation. 2. Increase connection to referred community support. 50.0% of follow-up participants confirm connection to at least one referred community support within 45 days of program participation. 75.0% of follow-up participants confirm connection to at least one referred community support within 90 days of program participation. 3. Enhanced outreach options by the end of year 2 by adding in other outreach methods such as text. Per SAMHSA, Solari will transition text and chat to our internal system in year 2 at which time we will begin the process of implementing alternative outreach method of text. Review and update policies and procedures to ensure compliance with necessary state and federal statutes for non-telephonic outreach from July 2024 to September 2024. Update EHR and train on new consent form and process with follow-up care coordinators from September 2024 through December 2024. Implement alternative outreach methods beginning in January 2025. 4. Increase awareness of the 988 follow-up program and goals. Educate at risk populations of the 988 and 988 follow-up services available by participating in targeted community forums at least once per quarter during year. Educate the provider community who serves at risk populations by providing presentations on Oklahoma 988 and Oklahoma 988 follow-up services available at least once a quarter during year 1.
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