Report 2010-103R Recommendations and Responses in 2015-041
Report 2010-103R: Department of Public Health: It Faces Significant Fiscal Challenges and Lacks Transparency in Its Administration of the Every Woman Counts Program
| Department | Number of Years Reported As Not Fully Implemented | Total Recommendations to Department | Not Implemented After One Year | Not Implemented as of 2014-041 Response | Not Implemented as of Most Recent Response |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Department of Health Care Services | 5 | 6 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
Recommendation To: Health Care Services, Department of
To the extent that Public Health continues to fund its various contracts, it should establish clearer expectations with its contractors concerning how much money is to be spent directly on the different aspects of the EWC program and should monitor spending to confirm that these expectations are being met.
Response
Will not implement
- California State Auditor's Assessment of Status: Will Not Implement
- Response Date: October 2015
Recommendation To: Health Care Services, Department of
To ensure better public transparency and accountability for how the EWC program is administered, Public Health should comply with state law to develop regulations, based on input from the public and interested parties, that will direct how Public Health administers the EWC program. At a minimum, such regulations should define the eligibility criteria for women seeking access to EWC screening services.
Response
No update
- California State Auditor's Assessment of Status: Not Fully Implemented
- Completion Date: 2016
- Response Date: October 2015