Florida § 154.503 Primary Care for Children and Families Challenge Grant Program; creation; administration

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§ 154.503 — Primary Care for Children and Families Challenge Grant Program; creation; administration

Florida § 154.503

TitleXI

Ch. 154PUBLIC HEALTH FACILITIES

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Fla. Stat. § 154.503 (2026).

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(1)Effective July 1, 1997, there is created the Primary Care for Children and Families Challenge Grant Program to be administered by the Department of Health.

(2)The department shall:

(a)Publicize the availability of funds and the method by which a county or counties may submit a primary care for children and families challenge grant application.

(b)Develop a quality assurance process to monitor the quality of health services provided under ss. 154.501-154.506.

(c)Provide technical assistance, as requested, to primary care for children and families challenge grant recipients.

(d)Develop uniform data reporting requirements for primary care for children and families challenge grant recipients for the purpose of evaluating the performance of the projects.

(e)Coordinate with the primar

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(1) Effective July 1, 1997, there is created the Primary Care for Children and Families Challenge Grant Program to be administered by the Department of Health.

(2) The department shall: (a) Publicize the availability of funds and the method by which a county or counties may submit a primary care for children and families challenge grant application. (b) Develop a quality assurance process to monitor the quality of health services provided under ss. 154.501-154.506. (c) Provide technical assistance, as requested, to primary care for children and families challenge grant recipients. (d) Develop uniform data reporting requirements for primary care for children and families challenge grant recipients for the purpose of evaluating the performance of the projects. (e) Coordinate with the primary care program developed pursuant to s. 154.011, the Florida Healthy Kids Corporation program created in s. 624.91, the school health services program created in ss. 381.0056 and 381.0057, and the volunteer health care provider program developed pursuant to s. 766.1115.

(3) A primary care for children and families challenge grant shall be in effect for 1 year and may be renewed for additional years upon application to and approval by the department, subject to meeting quality standards and outcomes and subject to the availability of funds.