Texas § 542.0106 MEASURABLE GOALS.

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§ 542.0106 — MEASURABLE GOALS.

Texas § 542.0106

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 542.0106 (2026).

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Sec. 542.0106. MEASURABLE GOALS.

(a)The commission, in collaboration with the advisory committee and pilot program work group, shall:

(1)identify, using national core indicators, the National Quality Forum long-term services and supports measures, and other appropriate Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems measures, measurable goals the pilot program is to achieve;

(2)develop specific strategies and performance measures for achieving the identified goals; and

(3)ensure that mechanisms to report, track, and assess specific strategies and performance measures for achieving the identified goals are established before implementing the pilot program.

(b)A strategy proposed under Subsection (a)(2) may be evidence-based if an evidence-based strategy is available for meeting

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Sec. 542.0106. MEASURABLE GOALS. (a) The commission, in collaboration with the advisory committee and pilot program work group, shall:
(1) identify, using national core indicators, the National Quality Forum long-term services and supports measures, and other appropriate Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems measures, measurable goals the pilot program is to achieve;
(2) develop specific strategies and performance measures for achieving the identified goals; and
(3) ensure that mechanisms to report, track, and assess specific strategies and performance measures for achieving the identified goals are established before implementing the pilot program.
(b) A strategy proposed under Subsection (a)(2) may be evidence-based if an evidence-based strategy is available for meeting the identified goals.