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Diabetes Management Program Developer (RHC Cohort)

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The Diabetes Management Program Developer subcontract focuses on the creation and implementation of a Critical Access Hospital owned Rural Health Clinic cohort for prime contractors working on Mississippi State Department of Health projects. The selected provider will be responsible for developing comprehensive clinical and administrative frameworks specifically designed for diabetes management, while providing the necessary training to enhance overall health outcomes. Key deliverables for this engagement include the provision of cohort membership lists, detailed training documentation, and formal impact reports analyzing diabetes outcomes. This project is managed under the Rural Health and Population Studies agency in Mississippi and falls under NAICS code 621498.

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Developer creates diabetes management frameworks and training for Mississippi Rural Health Clinic cohorts.

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This scope was carved out of 2026-RFA-243.

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FY26 FLEX: Population Health

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Performs the creation and implementation of a CAH-owned Rural Health Clinic (RHC) cohort for prime contractors on Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) projects. Develops clinical and administrative frameworks for diabetes management and provides training to improve health outcomes. Delivers cohort membership lists, training documentation, and impact reports on diabetes outcomes.

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