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April 17, 2018 from 2:00 – 3:00 pm ET
1. Co-create and support a movement acknowledging the social determinants of health 2. Build an evidence base for the field of multi-sector data integration to improve health 3. Utilize the power of peer learning and collaboration
BUILD HEALTH CHALLENGE
Funded by 12 national & local funders 18 graduated implementation and planning grantees 19 new implementation grantees
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PUBLIC HEALTH NATIONAL CENTER FOR INNOVATIONS
NPO: PHAB Funded by RWJF 9 grantees
DATA ACROSS SECTORS FOR HEALTH
NPO: IPHI and MPHI Funded by RWJF 10 grantees, 4 graduated TA contracts in 2018
BUILD HEALTH CHALLENGE
Funded by 12 national & local funders 18 graduated implementation and planning grantees 19 new implementation grantees
COMMUNITY HEALTH PEER LEARNING PROGRAM
NPO: AcademyHealth, Washington DC Funded by HHS - ONC 15 graduated grantees THE COLORADO HEALTH FOUNDATION: CONNECTING COMMUNITIES AND CARE Funded by the Colorado Health Foundation 14 grantees National Relationships National Network of PH Law National Neighborhood Indicators Project ReThink Health IHI/100 Healthier Million Lives And many more!
NEW JERSEY HEALTH INITIATIVES
NPO: Rutgers University Funded by RWJF 10 grantees
PUBLIC HEALTH INNOVATION LAB
NPO: Public Health Institute Funded by State of California and other funders 15 grantees
Jessica Solomon Fisher, MCP , Chief Innovations Officer, Public Health National Center for Innovations Nadine Chan, PhD, MPH, Assistant Chief, Public Health – Seattle & King County Shelley Argabrite, Strategic Health Planner, Garrett County Health Department
Nadine Chan, PhD, MPH 2018 Communities Joined in Action Conference Atlanta, GA Youth programming in the Danny Woo Community Garden, Seattle, WA. Image source: InterImCDA
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Danny Woo Community Garden Unregulated encampments and waste lining the neighborhood Hing Hay Park
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Gardeners Access to green space and personal health Elders Barriers to healthy living Clients Barriers to accessing health and social services Youth How neighborhood allows them to lead heathy or unhealthy lives Survey Live, work, visit Public safety Mental health, anxiety
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Support regional clean air agency Conducting near-road air toxics study to quantify relationship between air quality and health. Neighborhood and City Parks & Rec Activate neighborhood parks. Influence City government Shifting City of Seattle toward providing more culturally appropriate responses to public safety, sanitation, and homelessness. Health and housing partnership Bring health and financial literacy programming to residents.
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Harvard Family Research Project (HFRP). (2009). A user’s guide to advocacy evaluation planning. Cambridge, MA: J. Coffman.
Seattle Chinatown International District 2020 Healthy Community Action Plan: bit.ly/healthyCID http://interimicda.org/
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Elder gardener and his plot at 1.5 acre Danny Woo Community Garden, Seattle, WA.
An Overview of the Universal Community Planning Tool
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Community Forum
Open Discussion and Ongoing Health Assessment
Action Groups
Organized Development of Strategic Initiatives for Change
MyDATA
Historical Data Research and Trend Projections Utilizing Ai
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Increasing CommunityRepresentation
A new way to engage key stakeholders.
Awareness
Approximately 150 people knew that our county produced a Community Health Improvement Plan.
Increase
We’ve drastically increased awareness and established our agency as the epicenter
collaboration in our county.
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Dynamic MeasurementModels
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Quantitative Measures
Multisectoral Strategy Collaboration
Qualitative Keyword Analysis
Structured Data Extrapolation
3rd Party Analytics
Including Social and Search Console Data
Data Visualizations
Dynamic Charting with Google Chart.js
Hyper Local Data
Connecting our most specialized data to population health outcomes for attribution and analysis.
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Community-Level Data & Trends
State Data
Population Health Data
Population Data
Demographics Broad; Unspecialized Specialized; Benchmarking Specialized; Immediately Actionable; Attributable; Collective
Actionabl e
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Timely Specialized Attributabl e Collective
Hyper Local Data
Data that is collected and reported within and by communities that is timely, actionable, specialized, attributable, and collective to ensure validity and understand interoperational connectivity.
What defines hyper localdata?
The Ultimate Asset for Transformational Change
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Open Source
Indexing Open Projects
Packaged Toolkits
Ready-to-Implement Bundles
Case Studies
Examples of Communities Using Open Source Tech
EquityEngage.com
Sponsored by the
Garrett County Health Department
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Jessica Solomon Fisher, MCP , Chief Innovations Officer, Public Health National Center for Innovations Nadine Chan, PhD, MPH, Assistant Chief, Public Health – Seattle & King County Shelley Argabrite, Strategic Health Planner, Garrett County Health Department
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