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To ask a question, click on the icon at the top of your screen that looks like a silhouette and “raise your hand.” The host will recognize and unmute individuals with questions one at a time so questions can be asked verbally.. Single Point of Accountability. Outreach & Engagement. 1. Phases of Outreach . & Engagement. Initial – establish a relationship. ↕. Ongoing – maintain a relationship. ↕. Re-engagement – reestablish a relationship. Jan. 2017 Oral Health Initiative Survey Results. FRYSC Regions and Response Rate. The FRYSC Oral Health Initiative Survey was conducted in January 2017. There were 394 FRYSCs that responded, approximately 48% of all FRYSCs in Kentucky. For this reason, please note that the actual statewide totals are higher than reflected in this report. . Agency for Health Care Administration-Division of Medicaid-Bureau of Quality. November 2, . 2016. External Quality Review . Meeting. What is social media?. 2. Forms . of electronic communication . through . 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