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Description
State and local public health agencies are currently capturing data on costs in various ways and to
different degrees, but the current lack of consistency in the ways this data is collected results in gaps of
evidence production and application. A mechanism for consistency will unlock a powerful force for
research, practice improvement and policy development. The following activities will be conducted in
the development of this paper:
(1) conduct a targeted review of the literature on the COA models in several analogous areas,
including education and health care, to identify design and structural features and to flesh out
examples of how the information systems are being used for policy and administrative decision
support and for research.
(2) review several of the most robust, existing state public health accounting data systems.
(3) conduct some in]depth telephone interviews with key stakeholders and work group members
to flesh out design principles, use cases, etc.
(4) draft the paper, solicit comments from stakeholders, and revise.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 7/1/13 → 9/30/13 |
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