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COMMUNITIES LEADING Community & Clinical Linkages HEALTHY CHANGE Team COMMUNITY & CLINICAL BCCHC Meeting LINKAGES OVERVIEW April 26, 2015 Valerie Quintana, MA, PTP Community & Clinical Linkages Coordinator Communities

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Community & Clinical Linkages Team BCCHC Meeting April 26, 2015

COMMUNITIES LEADING HEALTHY CHANGE – COMMUNITY & CLINICAL LINKAGES OVERVIEW

Valerie Quintana, MA, PTP Community & Clinical Linkages Coordinator Communities Leading Healthy Change – REACH Grant Presbyterian Healthcare Services

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 BCCHC is the lead coalition and the CLHC Lead Team is sub- group in charge of driving the project  Presbyterian Healthcare Services and the BCCHC are backbone organizations to this process (Collective Impact)

Guide vision and strategy
Support aligned activities
Establish shared measurement practices
Build public will
Advance policy
Mobilize funding

COMMUNITIES LEADING HEALTHY CHANGE (CLHC) OVERVIEW

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 Focused on Hispanic and Native American community in the International District and South Valley  MANY community partners  Goal is to reduce chronic disease

Physical Activity
Healthy Eating
Community and Clinical Linkages

OVERVIEW CONT.

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 3-year goal

Increase the number of people who have access to opportunities that

support the control of chronic disease to 41,592 by September 29, 2017.

 Partners

First Choice Community Health/SV Community Commons Coalition
First Nations Community Healthsource
Bernalillo County Community Health Workers Network
Adelante Development Center
Presbyterian Medical Group clinics on Isleta and San Mateo
NM Department of Health
Rx for Wellness (Prescription Trails, MyCD, Kitchen Creations)
Mid Regional Council of Governments (MRCOG)
Bernalillo County Health & Social Services
ShareNM
Presbyterian Health Plan
Others

COMMUNITY & CLINICAL LINKAGES

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 Develop a referral source to facilitate the community partners accessing health education program resources such as MyCD.

Identify the needs the referral source from providers and community

partners

Bring in key partners to develop the referral source design
Ensure adequate resources are in the ShareNM directory to support

the referral system

 Provide Leader Training for community clinics, partner

rganizations, Community Health Workers/Representatives

and other community providers in the MyCD program.

Recruit Community Health Workers and other community leaders to

be trained as Leaders of MyCD.

Offer self-management Leader Training to interested partners
Create and implement a schedule of programs with all partners

YEAR ONE

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THANKS!

*Funding for this conference was made possible (in part) by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The views expressed in written conference materials or publications and by speakers and moderators do not, necessarily, reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services, nor does the mention of trade names, commercial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.

Valerie Quintana, MA, PTP O: (505) 724-8193 | C: (505) 321-9186 vquintana2@phs.org

Resources: Racial & Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dch/programs/reach/about.htm Presbyterian Healthcare Services – Community Health http://presnet2/presnet/community_health/index.htm Bernalillo County Community Health Council http://www.bchealthcouncil.org/ ShareNM http://www.sharenm.org