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    Month: March 2018

    How consistent does my indirect cost rate need to be?

    A DSE called during an on-site review of a center to clarify what a center was doing with its indirect costs. “They are claiming the 10% di minimus.” Okay, so far so good. “But if they have any costs over

    Paula McElwee March 30, 2018March 30, 2018 Finances No Comments Read more

    Lobbying — You can, but not with federal dollars!

    Our primary funder, Heath and Human Services, has addressed lobbying: The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) fully supports federal restrictions on lobbying using federal funds by HHS grant recipients.  In general, recipients of federal funds are not allowed

    Paula McElwee March 23, 2018September 26, 2024 Uncategorized No Comments Read more

    Our duty to advocate

    Lately I have had even more questions than usual around the difference between advocacy and lobbying. I will address lobbying more specifically next week, but before I do I want to talk about advocacy. Let’s start with what we must

    Paula McElwee March 16, 2018May 25, 2018 Allowable Costs, Core Services No Comments Read more

    Quality Assurance — How do we assure CIL quality?

    Question:We are working to develop a new Quality Assurance Program. Part of the Program will include following-up with recently closed consumers and providing them a Consumer Satisfaction Survey. Do you know what obligations, if any, we have as a CIL

    Paula McElwee March 9, 2018March 13, 2018 Consumer Control, Consumer Goals, Planning 2 Comments Read more

    Personal reflection on chronic pain

    Usually this blog focuses on regulations that impact Centers and Councils. I am going to have a completely different conversation today. If you aren’t comfortable with where this goes, that is okay. I will resume the more typical posts next

    Paula McElwee March 2, 2018December 17, 2019 Individual and System Advocacy, Peer Support No Comments Read more
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