(2) Have a demonstrated ability and expertise to deliver, coordinate and manage community mental health services within a specified region;

F. Include standards for the coordination of care among different disciplines, between physical health and mental health and among the various state departments and bureaus that provide support or assistance;

G. Require that proposals ensure that individual needs and strengths will be recognized;

H. Require that proposals ensure consumer choice. The pilot project design must support services that are consumer-centered and that meet consumer needs;

I. Require that proposals address specific gaps in access, services and resources within the region;

J. Require that proposals provide incentives to regional entities and regional providers to deliver high-quality care and ensure clinical appropriateness. The pilot project design must recognize the importance of the therapeutic relationship in continuity of care;

K. Require that proposals address the coordination of treatment and support needs of the individual, such as social, vocational, housing and transportation necessities;

L. Require that proposals support the individual's recovery through the delivery of recovery-oriented and rehabilitative services. Individual service plans must be based on clinical assessment and functionality;

M. Require that proposals ensure flexible service delivery;

N. Require that proposals require that clinical decisions that determine access to care be consumer-focused and occur at the community provider level; and

O. Require that proposals incorporate the rules adopted by the former Department of Behavioral and Developmental Services regarding the rights of recipients of mental health services and effectively address the mandates of the Augusta Mental Health Institute consent decree compliance plans.