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Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) Promising Maternal Health Initiatives (RFA# 67-194) - Research Support Notice: this is an archived listing << Back to Limited Submissions Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) Promising Maternal Health Initiatives (RFA# 67-194) Funding Agency: Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) Opportunity ID: RFA# 67-194 Submission Limit per Institution: 1 Sponsor/Solicitation URL: Visit Sponsor Website Questions concerning the limited submissions process may be submitted to limitedsubs@psu.
edu . Through this RFA, organizations will be awarded funds to support the implementation of innovative, or promising, maternal health initiatives to improve health outcomes, with a focus on populations disproportionately impacted by maternal mortality and morbidity.
The opportunity for initiatives to address this issue is vast, and encompasses adolescents, women, pregnant individuals, and their families; community, nonprofit and faithbased organizations; health care professionals, and systems; hospitals and birthing facilities; and payors, academic researchers, and others in a position to improve maternal health.
Examples of promising initiatives include, but are not limited to: Developing and validating technologies for use with pregnant individuals; Tailoring interventions to increase their effectiveness among the priority population(s); Utilizing AI or machine learningbased approaches for quick detection of behavioral health needs; and Expanding how data are utilized, by linking data sets more effectively and enhancing public health data surveillance activities.
One application per organization will be accepted. All public health innovation must center health equity to increase the opportunity for all individuals to achieve their best health. Through this RFA process, the Department is soliciting Grant applications on Promising Maternal Health Initiatives.
The Department is interested in funding applications addressing the implementation of innovative maternal health initiatives in Pennsylvania counties , as determined by the United States Census. The overall goal of this funding is to promote the use of promising and practicebased solutions to improve maternal health outcomes and health equity in Pennsylvania communities.
The anticipated grant agreement term is July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2027 subject to the availability of funding. If the anticipated effective date is changed by the Department for the resulting grant agreement, the term is expected to remain a total of 24 months, subject to the availability of funding.
The overall 24month budget for the application shall not be below $100,000 or exceed $500,000 The Department expects to award up to 20 grant agreements.
Evaluation criteria used by the Review Committee, include: Goals, Objectives, and Performance Measures Program Design and Implementation Capability and Competency Budget Detail and Budget Narrative The awarded applicant(s) shall develop, coordinate, and implement the selected innovative maternal health initiative(s) to address the identified need(s) of the priority population(s).
The awarded applicant(s) shall collect, analyze, and report performance measure and demographic data to demonstrate the utility, effectiveness, and impact of the selected initiative(s) in addressing the identified need(s) of the priority population(s).
The awarded applicant(s) shall develop and disseminate a public report that details the successes, challenges, and outcomes of the selected initiative(s), and includes recommendations related to sustainability, replication, and adaptation to other settings and populations.
The awarded applicant(s) shall participate in client satisfaction data collection and reporting activities as established by the Department, including collecting and reporting feedback from the awarded applicants and the awarded applicants’ clients to improve the services for Pennsylvania’s maternal and infant population.
The awarded applicant(s) shall develop a sustainability plan, which shall include, but not be limited to, the identification and procurement of alternate resources and the development and implementation of policies and procedures necessary to continue the services and deliverables in the resulting grant agreement following the termination of the resulting grant agreement.
The Grantee shall submit for approval the sustainability plan within 180 calendar days of the resulting grant agreement being enacted. The awarded applicant(s) shall develop, coordinate, and implement the selected innovative maternal health initiative(s) to address the identified need(s) of the priority population(s).
The awarded applicant(s) shall collect, analyze, and report performance measure and demographic data to demonstrate the utility, effectiveness, and impact of the selected initiative(s) in addressing the identified need(s) of the priority population(s).
The awarded applicant(s) shall develop and disseminate a public report that details the successes, challenges, and outcomes of the selected initiative(s), and includes recommendations related to sustainability, replication, and adaptation to other settings and populations.
The awarded applicant(s) shall participate in client satisfaction data collection and reporting activities as established by the Department, including collecting and reporting feedback from the awarded applicants and the awarded applicants’ clients to improve the services for Pennsylvania’s maternal and infant population.
The awarded applicant(s) shall develop a sustainability plan, which shall include, Evaluation criteria used by the Review Committee, include: Goals, Objectives, and Performance Measures Program Design and Implementation Capability and Competency Budget Detail and Budget Narrative Font/size: Times New Roman (12 pt.) Document margins: 1.
0” (top, bottom, left and right) Standard paper size (8 ½” x 11) Questions concerning the limited submissions process may be submitted to limitedsubs@psu. edu. This announcement provides only opportunity highlights.
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