Ohio Revised Code Title LI. Public Welfare § 5162.13

(1) The estimated number of pregnant women, infants, and children eligible for the program;

(2) The actual number of eligible persons enrolled in the program;

(3) The actual number of enrolled pregnant women categorized by estimated gestational age at time of enrollment;

(4) The average number of days between the following events:

(5) The number of prenatal, postpartum, and child health visits;

(6) The estimated number of enrolled women of child-bearing age who use a tobacco product;

(7) The estimated number of enrolled women of child-bearing age who participate in a tobacco cessation program or who use a tobacco cessation product;

(8) The rates at which enrolled pregnant women receive addiction or mental health services, progesterone therapy, and any other service specified by the department;

(9) A report on birth outcomes, including a comparison of low-birthweight births and infant mortality rates of medicaid recipients with the general female child-bearing and infant population in this state;

(10) A comparison of the prenatal, delivery, and child health costs of the program with such costs of similar programs in other states, where available;

(11) A report on performance data generated by the component of the state innovation model (SIM) grant pertaining to episode-based payments for perinatal care that was awarded to this state by the center for medicare and medicaid innovation in the United States centers for medicare and medicaid services;

(12) A report on funds allocated for infant mortality reduction initiatives in the urban and rural communities specified in rules adopted under section 3701.142 of the Revised Code;

(13) A report on the results of client responses to questions related to pregnancy services and healthcheck that are asked by the personnel of county departments of job and family services;

(14) A comparison of the performance of the fee-for-service component of medicaid with the performance of each medicaid managed care organization on perinatal health metrics.