What is the MAPP fiscal model?
The MAPP fiscal model is continually being developed. Grant funds and matching cash and in-kind services from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), the Colorado Health Professionals Panel and the MAPP Partners supported the Planning Phase (10/95 – 12/96). Funding for the six-year (1997-2002) Implementation Phase has been awarded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation ($1.3 million), the State of Colorado’s Education Technology Incentive and Continuation Grant Programs ($594,732) and the Colorado Technology Grant and Revolving Loan Program ($341,000), the Colorado Health Professions Panel ($40,000), the MAPP Partners, and others. An innovative MAPP fiscal model is being developed for: student tuition and fees, video and Internet-based course delivery, collaborative course development and delivery, on-site teaching, precepting, TeleLearning, training and the MAPP lifelong learning system. The goal is to establish a MAPP fiscal model that is appropriate to and can support an inter-ins
