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Key elements required by some SBHC funders in Washington have been incorporated.\n**WA SBHA can provide examples, templates, and/or networking to other SBHCs to support development of many of the elements included in this document.\n***WA SBHA welcomes feedback on the content and format of the Business Plan, from users and stakeholders / funders, so we can continue to improve its usefulness for SBHCs in Washington. Email \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:info@wasbha.org\" \u0014info@wasbha.org\u0015 with comments.\n\u000f\nTable of Contents\nExecutive Summary\nCommunity Need\nDemographic, health and education data\nCommunity input\nHow SBHC addresses community need\nBusiness Overview\nPartner descriptions & experience\nSBHC history\nSBHC vision, mission & core values\nProgram goals, objectives & expected outcomes\nMonitoring & evaluation\nOperations and Management Plans\nLocation / facilities\nSBHC services\nManagement team, staffing & partnerships\nOperating procedures\nCommunity engagement\nOutreach & Marketing Strategies\nProduct\nService delivery\nPricing\nMessaging\nOutreach & advertising\nMarket Analysis & Opportunities for Collaboration\nOther providers, collaboration & referral opportunities\nPlans for collaboration and coordination of care\nVIII. Financial Projections\nKey assumptions\nProjected budgets, cashflow, and funding requirements\nBest and worst case scenarios\nSustainability plan\nOverall assessment\nIX. Risk Management\nX. Exit Strategy\n\u000f\nExecutive Summary\n[insert your Executive Summary here]\nCommunity Need\nOur community needs a SBHC because [insert your reasons here]\nDemographic, Health & Education Data\nOur community is [describe your community here]\nOur school / school district serves [insert school information here]\nOur students’ and families’ alternatives for healthcare in the community are [insert information here]\nCommunity Input\nBased on […], the community has indicated a clear need / desire for […].  They have expressed concerns about […], and we will address these concerns by […].\nHow SBHC Addresses Community Need\nSchool-based health centers provide a crucial link between health and education, improving outcomes for students in both areas.\nWorking hand-in-hand with the school community, school-based health centers provide safe, age-appropriate, culturally-competent health care to students where they already spend much of their time–at school. Providing high-quality primary medical, mental health, and other health services to children and adolescents, school-based health centers are particularly effective in delivering care to young people who may not seek or be able to access care elsewhere.\nWith youth-focused health education and services available at school, more students are likely to stay healthy, feel supported, be in class ready to learn, and graduate. The presence and use of SBHCs have been associated with improved educational outcomes, including attendance and grades, and health-related outcomes including decreased emergency department use and hospital admissions. Furthermore, “because SBHCs improve educational and health-related outcomes in disadvantaged students, they can be effective in advancing health equity.”\nWashington has over 45 school-based health centers (SBHCs) that provide integrated medical, behavioral and other healthcare services to students. Though there has been significant growth in the number of SBHCs since the 1990s, less than 3% of students in Washington currently have access to an SBHC on their school campus.\nSBHCs are an appropriate health care delivery model for our community because [describe key research data here]:\nBusiness Overview\nPartners’ Missions, Histories & Experience with Target Population\n[Insert partner descriptions, missi","cbCaitJBlxKMudAt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitJBlxKMudAt","docx",87047,"English","# Executive Summary\n# Community Need\n## Demographic, Health & Education Data\n## Community Input\n## How SBHC Addresses Community Need\n# Business Overview\n## Partner Descriptions & Experience\n## SBHC History\n## Vision, Mission & Core Values\n## Program Goals, Objectives & Expected Outcomes\n## Monitoring & Evaluation\n# Operations and Management Plans\n## Locations / Facilities\n## SBHC Services\n## Management Team, Staffing & Partnerships\n## Operating Procedures\n## Community Engagement\n# Outreach & Marketing Strategies\n# Market Analysis & Opportunities for Collaboration\n# Financial Projections\n## Key Assumptions\n## Projected Budgets, Cashflow, and Funding Requirements\n# Risk Management\n# Exit Strategy","[{\"question\":\"What sections are included in the SBHC business plan template?\",\"answer\":\"The template includes sections such as Executive Summary, Community Need, Business Overview, Operations and Management Plans, Outreach \\u0026 Marketing Strategies, Market Analysis \\u0026 Collaboration, Financial Projections, Risk Management, and Exit Strategy.\"},{\"question\":\"How should the plan describe the community need and supporting evidence?\",\"answer\":\"It prompts the author to state reasons for establishing an SBHC, describe demographic and health/education data, and summarize community input and concerns, supported by specified research data.\"},{\"question\":\"What topics are required in the operations and management part of the plan?\",\"answer\":\"It requires descriptions of location and facilities, SBHC services, management team and staffing details, operating procedures, and community engagement activities such as advisory committee and outreach planning.\"}]","SBHC Business Plan Template - SBHA | DOCX",6]