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Connecticut MOLST subgroup approves plan to streamline website, vet FAQs and provider training
Summary
Members of the Connecticut MOLST advisory subgroup agreed to reorganize the state MOLST website, move detailed history off the homepage, separate FAQs for providers/EMS/consumers, vet resource links, and pursue digital-first forms and training integration with DPH learning systems.
At a Sept. 30 virtual meeting, members of the Connecticut MOLST advisory subgroup reviewed the current state of the MOLST website and agreed on a plan to reorganize content, vet resources and FAQs, and prepare for a digital-first rollout of forms and training.
The subgroup said the site should front-load a concise “What is MOLST” summary and move longer historical background and origin details to a separate resource or a linked subpage. Subgroup members agreed to research and confirm the length and dates of the original pilot and the 2014 special act that led to the current program so that the website history can be accurately sequenced.
Discussion: members identified several content and navigation priorities. They recommended: (1) shortening the homepage text so casual visitors see a short explanation of MOLST up front and find expanded history, background and POLST origins via links; (2) reorganizing the resources so training, legislation/policies and FAQs are in clear, separate buckets for eligible providers, EMS and the…
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