CHA/CHIP Work Group January 25, 2017 Todays Meeting Outcomes 1. - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

CHA/CHIP Work Group

January 25, 2017

Today’s Meeting Outcomes

• 1. Participants will understand the relationship between the

CHA/CHIP work and the Kittitas County Health Network.

• 2. Participants will understand the relevance of the

previous CHIP to existing and current efforts.

• 3. Participants will understand the alignment or lack of

alignment with regional, state, and national priorities.

• 4. Participants will discuss and analyze draft strategic

issues.

Kittitas County Health Network

Steering Committee/ Board of Directors Leadership Council/ Advisory Work Group Care Coordination Work Group (A-Team) CHA/CHIP Work Group (Strategic Planning) Population Health Systems Change

Cross-Sector Collaboration

2013-2017 Kittitas County CHIP

Strategic Issue How can we strengthen COORDINATION AND COMMUNICATION among local public health system partners?

Lack of community mobilization around health issues Continue to foster collaborations formed during CHA/CHIP process

Goal: Partners will have clear methods identified and utilized for connecting, collaborating, coordinating, and communicating with each

• ther on a regular basis.

Strategies:

Establish structure for convening and collaborating on community health improvement Promote local community resources among each other. Increase participation in annual KVH health fair.

2013-2017 Kittitas County CHIP

Strategic Issue

• How can we work effectively together to improve the QUALITY AND

AFFORDABILITY OF HEALTH CARE?

Health care reform Community dissatisfaction with local health care quality Inability to pay for needed care

Goal: Residents have access to high quality, respectful, inclusive, and affordable health care. Residents will also have the information and support necessary to access health care. Strategies:

Promote local community resources among the general public and populations with barriers to accessing resources. Increase health literacy and improve patient/provider communication. Connect patients with medical homes. Promote currently underutilized resources.

2013-2017 Kittitas County CHIP

Strategic Issue

• How can we increase utilization of and access to PREVENTIVE CARE

and support HEALTHY BEHAVIORS? How can we improve knowledge and capacity to MANAGE STRESS IN A HEALTHY WAY?

Stress as underlying cause of preventable health conditions Familial stress identified as significant issue Health behaviors important for a health community

Goal: Residents have access to and support in utilizing resources to engage in preventive care and healthy behaviors. Residents will also have knowledge, capacity, and support to manage stress through healthy behaviors. Strategies:

Promote local community resources among the general public and populations with barriers to accessing resources. Establish paid position dedicated to helping people access resources Work with employers on supporting employee health and wellness.

Greater Columbia Accountable Community of Health

Strategic Issues

• 1. Foster cross sector collaboration
• 2. Build healthier, more equitable communities
• 3. Strengthen the integration of health services and

systems

Greater Columbia Accountable Community of Health

Strategies

• 1. Community capacity for collaborations
• 2. Community based physical activity programs
• 3. Behavioral health with clinical-community linkages
• 4. Diabetes/obesity programs with clinical-community

linkages

• 5. Oral health with clinical-community linkages
• 6. Integrated health education programs
• 7. Care coordination with clinical-community linkages

2014-2018 State Health Improvement Plan

Near Term Impact Nutrition, Physical Activity, Obesity

Physical activity, healthier food choices, breastfeeding and child nutrition

Access to care and the Affordable Care Act

ACH support

Long Term Shift Invest in the health and well being of our youngest children and families Support development of healthy neighborhoods and communities Broaden health care to promote health outside the medical system

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Culture of Health Action Framework

• 1. How can individuals, families, and communities work to

achieve and maintain health?

• 2. How can we encourage cooperation across all sectors?
• 3. How can we develop safe environments that nurture

children, support aging adults, and offer equitable access to healthy choices?

• 4. How can health care providers work with institutional

partners to address the realities of patients lives?