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Healthy Counties Advisory Board Meeting 8:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 2 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Healthy Counties Advisory Board Meeting 8:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 2 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Healthy Counties Advisory Board Meeting 8:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 2 Teenage Years absent and suspended from school; earns GED mothers disability, drug dependency 1 st and 2 nd foster care placements minor drug infraction, assault arrest
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Teenage Years
11 YRS 14 17 mother’s disability, drug dependency minor drug infraction, assault arrest absent and suspended from school; earns GED 1st and 2nd foster care placements
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Program Data Is Siloed
Juvenile Justice Health Child Welfare Services
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What Is an Integrated Data System?
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What Kind of Bet Is IDS for a County?
Technology Project “Business Intelligence” — But for Social Policy
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- Includes 99% of patients in
San Diego and Imperial counties
- Processes 20 million
transactions per month
- Provides EMS with client
medical history, allergies, medications
- Rapid response to public
health crisis
IDS Example: San Diego Health Connect
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IDS Example: Pre-K Expansion in Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics birth record (CY 2003 – CY 2016)
- Inadequate prenatal care
- Low maternal education
- Teen mother
- Low birth weight/ preterm
birth
- Substantiated case of
abuse or neglect
Child Protective Services (CY 2003 – CY 2016) Supporting Housing Emergency Shelter (CY 2003 – CY 2016)
- Entered emergency
shelter
Public Health Lead Exposure (CY 2003 – CY 2016)
- Lead exposure
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IDS Example: Pre-K Expansion in Philadelphia
- Primary indicator:
High risk, low supply
- Secondary indictor:
Supply for area met citywide average, but risk population exceeds supply
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NM IL OR CA ID GA AZ NV IN WA MO MN MS TX AL MT IA VA ME OH SD NE WY WI KS PA TN NY KY AR LA PR UT
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National IDS Network
MI SC FL CO NC VT MA CT RI DE DC
County IDS State – Established IDS State – In Progress Milwaukee Community Opioid Prevention Project Homelessness Prediction & Prevention Efforts (King, Cook, Allegheny)
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“Getting Big Data to the Good Guys”
Juvenile Justice Health Child Welfare Services
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- When you think about the “unconnected” and trying to
improve health in your counties, what populations are urgent and important?
- In what ways are data and shared information a tool for
counties to close those “gaps” clients and families fall into? (Conversely, when is gathering data a costly compliance chore?)
- Where are there opportunities for innovation?
- What are you already doing to integrate data across key
agencies? What more are you working to do?
- What barriers would you need removed to share and use