Maryland Code, Human Services § 8-1309

(i) assist in the identification of any State program or service that impacts children, youth, families, and older adults;

(ii) assist in the development of a statewide strategy toward an organizational culture shift into a trauma-responsive State government;

(iii) establish metrics, in collaboration with the Maryland Department of Health, to evaluate and assess the progress of the statewide trauma-informed care initiative;

(iv) coordinate and develop with the Maryland Department of Health any formal or informal trauma-informed care training;

(v) disseminate information among agencies regarding best practices for preventing and mitigating the impact of trauma on children, youth, families, and older adults;

(vi) advise and assist the Governor in providing oversight and accountability in implementing the requirements of this subtitle;

(vii) submit a report using the Commission's established evaluation and assessment metrics, as described in item (iii) of this paragraph, that includes an assessment of:

(viii) make recommendations regarding improvements to existing laws relating to children, youth, families, and older adults in the State.

(i) study developing a process and framework for implementing an Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Aware Program in the State; and

(ii) implement the Program.

(i) propose a process to set up training and an accreditation process for providers in the Program; and

(ii) explore the possibility of third-party reimbursement, including the State Medical Assistance Program, for screenings under the Program.