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9/21/2020
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Division of Public Health <br /> Agreement Addendum <br /> FY 20-21 <br /> Page 1 of 3 <br /> Women's and Children's Health Section/ <br /> Lee County Health Department Women's Health Branch <br /> Local Health Department Legal Name DPH Section /Branch Name <br /> Shelby Weeks 919-707-5707 <br /> 168 Maternal Health Innovation Shelby.Weeks@dhhs.nc.gov <br /> dhhs.nc.gov <br /> Activity Number and Description DPH Program Contact <br /> (name,phone number,and email) <br /> 08/01/2020 —09/29/2020 <br /> Service Period DPH Program Signature Date <br /> (only required for a negotiable agreement addendum) <br /> 09/01/2020 — 10/31/2020 <br /> Payment Period <br /> 1Original Agreement Addendum <br /> n Agreement Addendum Revision # <br /> I. Background: <br /> A key challenge to providing healthcare across North Carolina, especially in rural counties and those <br /> with limited transportation systems, is the difficulty in accessing care. This difficulty contributes to <br /> maternal health inequities. Pregnant women who reside in rural communities and in need of specialty <br /> care and consultations can experience challenges in arranging for transportation, may need to travel <br /> longer distances, and may need to take a significant amount of time off work to attend healthcare <br /> appointments. One possible strategy to improve access to medical care in situations like these is <br /> telehealth. Telehealth services have been used, among other things, to monitor chronic conditions, <br /> provide treatment (e.g., psychotherapy), provide education and advice for self-management, and provide <br /> specialty consultation services. Recent technological advances allow more patients to access telehealth <br /> services via personal "smart" devices that do not require broad band internet access. <br /> Under funding received from the Health Resources and Services Administration-Maternal and Child <br /> Health Bureau (HRSA MCHB), local health departments will be provided funds to purchase equipment <br /> and provide staff training to augment and strengthen the state's maternal health system of care through <br /> the implementation of telehealth services around the state. The goal of these one-time Maternal Health <br /> Innovation mini-grant funds is to build Local Health Department capacity to provide telehealth services <br /> and increase patient access to medical and specialty care especially during and around the time of <br /> pregnancy. <br /> II. Purpose: <br /> This Agreement Addendum provides one-time funds to the Local Health Department to strengthen <br /> existing efforts and program activities supporting women of reproductive age, including pregnant and <br /> Health Director Signature (use blue ink) Date <br /> Local Health Department to complete: LHD program contact name: <br /> (If follow-up information is needed by DPH) Phone number with area code: <br /> Email address: <br /> Signature on this page signifies you have read and accepted all pages of this document. Revised July 2019 <br />
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