Md. Code, Health - General § 7-12B-02
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§7–12B–02.
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(a) There is a Maryland Developmental Disabilities Administration Waiver Advisory Council in the Administration.
(b) The purpose of the Council is to:
(1) Advise and provide recommendations to the Administration on system design, service delivery, and quality enhancement strategies for the Medicaid waiver programs operated by the Administration; and
(2) Foster meaningful engagement and establish a feedback loop with all stakeholders while prioritizing input from individuals with lived experience with a Medicaid waiver program.
(c) The Council shall adhere to person–centered thinking, diversity, equity, and inclusion principles, and evidence–based and data–driven discussion and problem solving.
(b) The purpose of the Council is to:
(1) Advise and provide recommendations to the Administration on system design, service delivery, and quality enhancement strategies for the Medicaid waiver programs operated by the Administration; and
(2) Foster meaningful engagement and establish a feedback loop with all stakeholders while prioritizing input from individuals with lived experience with a Medicaid waiver program.
(c) The Council shall adhere to person–centered thinking, diversity, equity, and inclusion principles, and evidence–based and data–driven discussion and problem solving.
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