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Statewide Community Information Exchange (CIE)

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Statewide Community Information Exchange (CIE)

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Community information exchange (CIE) | Washington State Health Care Authority

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What’s a CIE? HCA defines CIE as technology that helps a community-based worker coordinate the services of a network of cross-sector social care partners – social service, community, Tribal, government, physical and behavioral health organizations – who commit to delivering social care so that patients have better access to health-related social needs (HRSN) services and the supports they need to improve their health. This secure technology with role-based access and client privacy controls may include:

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Washington Community Information Exchange (WA CIE) Kickoff Webinar - cie-kickoff-webinar-presentation

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ELAC rep needed for Investing in Children Coalition

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ELAC rep needed for Investing in Children Coalition

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$1,250 available to support participation

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4/14 Program Webinar: Rural Health Transformation

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4/14 Program Webinar: Rural Health Transformation

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Rural Health Transformation Program | Washington State Health Care Authority

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The Rural Health Transformation (RHT) Program is part of the H.R.1 budget reconciliation bill. The RHT Program offers $50 billion funding nationwide to improve rural health care. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) administers the program.

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Comagine Health to Partner With Washington State Health Care Authority to Advance Community Information Exchange Program | Comagine Health

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Comagine Health is excited to announce that we are serving as the lead organization for the Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA) Community Information Exchange (CIE) program.

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Legislature Home

In 2023, the legislative session will return to an in-person format. Legislative buildings are open and capacity in legislative hearing rooms adjusted. Remote participation opportunities will continue. Please go to the House Operations and Senate Operations plans for more details. To view legislative proceedings click here for TVW. Please click here ​ for more information about testifying in a committee, submitting written testimony, getting your position noted for the legislative record, and contacting your legislator.

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Get bills via web services: The Legislature makes bill, committee, and law information available via web services for developers using automated systems. For more information, see the Legislative Web Services page.

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Reports to the Legislature: Find reports filed by state agencies and other organizations as requested by the Legislature.

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Legislature Home In 2023, the legislative session will return to an in-person format. Legislative buildings are open and capacity in legislative hearing rooms adjusted. Remote participation opportunities will continue. Please go to the House Operations and Senate Operations plans for more details. To view legislative proceedings click here for TVW.

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Rural Health Transformation Program: Project Narrative

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Rural Health Transformation Program: Project Narrative

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Washington State Rural Health Transformation Program: Notice of Award Budget Revision

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Washington State Rural Health Transformation Program: Notice of Award Budget Revision

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Start Early WA - Supplemental Budget Analysis

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Start Early WA - Supplemental Budget Analysis

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The Early Learning Advisory Council (ELAC) was created by the Legislature in 2007.

ELAC representatives from around the state meet regularly to provide input and recommendations to the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) so our strategies and actions are well informed and broadly supported by parents, child care providers, health and safety experts and interested members of the public.

Governor Jay Inslee holds final authority for policy decisions.

The council has adopted a Racial Equity Framework through which it conducts its business as an advisory board to the Department of Children, Youth, and Families.

Members

The Early Learning Advisory Council (ELAC) members are a diverse group of people whose role is to provide DCYF with input and recommendations to inform DCYF's work.

ELAC includes parents, child care providers, health and safety experts, legislators, representatives of Tribal Nations, independent schools, K-12 and higher education, and others who are interested in creating a statewide early learning system that helps all children realize their full potential.

Some ELAC members are appointed by the Governor. Others are appointed by various entities as required in the legislation that created ELAC.

Meetings

The Early Learning Advisory Council has six regular meetings each year, held on the first Tuesday of odd months. At each meeting, ELAC members get updates on DCYF's work and provide input and recommendations to DCYF.

Members of the public are welcome to attend ELAC meetings. Public comment periods are offered throughout each meeting. The locations and times vary for each meeting.

2022
December 6, 2022 August 2, 2022 October 4, 2022 June 7, 2022 April 12, 2022 February 1, 2022
At the time of the meeting, please join the Zoom meeting via the link below.

9:00am-3:00pm

Meeting number (access code): 824 9183 1069
Meeting password: 904723

Join by phone: 1 253 215 8782 US Toll
Passcode: 904723

2021
December 7, 2021 October 5, 2021 - Joint Early Learning Advisory Council, Provider Supports Subcommittee, and Parent Advisory Group Meeting August 3, 2021 June 1, 2021 - Joint Provider Supports Subcommittee Meeting March 30, 2021 - Joint PAG Meeting February 2, 2021

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Department of Children, Youth & Families

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The Early Learning Advisory Council (ELAC) was created by the Legislature in 2007. Read the statutory language ELAC representatives from around the state meet regularly to provide input and recommendations to the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) so our strategies and actions are well informed and broadly supported by parents, child care providers, health and safety experts and interested members of the public.

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Please follow this link to sign in for today's meeting!

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Please follow this link to sign in for today's meeting!

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Please complete this form to sign in for today’s meeting! If you have trouble completing this, please send the requested information to forthekids@yakimavalleycf.org.Thank you!

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2 Minute Guided Breathing Meditation to Calm Your Nervous System | Short Meditation to Let Go

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Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise cloud communications.

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borrowed from ESD 105

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NEW Special Edition of Notes From Olympia - March 12

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Update from Mar. 12th with an initial analysis of Washington State final supplemental operating and capital budgets.

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Yakima County Home Visitor Safety Summit Registration in Now OPEN! We hope to see you on Tuesday, April 21st! 

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Yakima County Home Visitor Safety Summit Registration in Now OPEN! We hope to see you on Tuesday, April 21st! 

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Easily create surveys and polls to collect customer feedback, measure employee satisfaction, and organize team events.

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Early Childhood Developmental Health Systems Report 

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Early Childhood Developmental Health Systems Report 

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Created by DoH; Washington Communities for Children regions participating

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Strengthening Early Childhood Developmental Health Systems

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From Evidence to Impact in Washington State: strengthening systems so every child can thrive

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April-National Child Abuse Prevention Month

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April-National Child Abuse Prevention Month

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Activities planned for April?

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Greater Health Now - Improving the health of our communities by bringing people together and building workable solutions.

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Greater Health Now - Improving the health of our communities by bringing people together and building workable solutions.

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Improving the health of our communities by bringing people together and building workable solutions.

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Dialogue between systems? How do we keep coordination efforts?

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Dialogue between systems? How do we keep coordination efforts?