By Myra Tugade
WASHINGTON, D. C. – The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that it intends to award cooperative agreements to California Department of Public Health; Georgia Department of Public Health; Health Research Inc./New York State Department of Health; Massachusetts Department of Public Health; Michigan Department of Health and Human Services; Minnesota Department of Health; Ohio Department of Health; Washington State Department of Health; and Wisconsin Department of Health Services for acute stroke prevention.
The agency description of the cooperative agreement states: “The purpose of this NOFO CDC-RFA-DP15-5140501SUPP20 is to provide supplemental funding to recipients currently funded through NOFO CDC-RFA-DP15-1514 and to extend the current period of performance through 06/29/2021.
The activities will build on year 5 activities of NOFO CDC-RFA-DP15-1514 including partnership building, data collection, validation, linkage, integration, analysis, and quality improvement improvement.
The purpose of NOFO CDC-RFA-DP15-1514 is to improve the stroke systems of care through data collection and identifying areas to improve health outcomes and guide quality improvement efforts at various stages of care.
Specifically, the activities will include:
* Continuing the collection of pre-, in- and post- hospital data;
* Maintaining the established data management system to collect and link pre, in and post hospital data and ensure data quality;
* Analyzing and using the data collected to improve care and transitions of care for stroke patients;
* Submitting the data to CDC according to CDC guidelines;
* Coordinating the implementation of quality improvement activities with emergency management services and hospital partners;
* Coordinating and promoting public stroke messaging;
* Maintaining a steering committee for the program to advise and guide the work of the program; and
* Continuing partnerships with state and/or regional Emergency Management Service Directors.”
The funding opportunity number is CDC-RFA-DP15-15140501SUPP20 (CFDA 93.810).
Last updated on May 1, 2020
