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Pho to b y Pa tric k E nd re s T his do c ume nt wa s suppo rte d b y g ra nt fro m the Ce nte rs fo r Dise a se Co ntro l a nd Pre ve ntio n (CDC), RF A- OT 18-1803, T rib a l Pub lic He a lth Ca pa c ity-Building a nd Qua lity I mpro

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T his do c ume nt wa s suppo rte d b y g ra nt fro m the Ce nte rs fo r Dise a se Co ntro l a nd Pre ve ntio n (CDC), RF A- OT 18-1803, T rib a l Pub lic He a lth Ca pa c ity-Building a nd Qua lity I mpro ve me nt, Supple me nt 1-NU38OT 000277. I ts c o nte nts a re so le ly the re spo nsib ility o f the a utho rs a nd do no t ne c e ssa rily re pre se nt the vie ws o f the CDC.

Pho to b y Pa tric k E nd re s

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Introductions

Pho to b y Cla rk Mishle r

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Learning Objectives

By the end of this session, participants will

  • Describe how public health policies impact behavioral

health service delivery;

  • Be able to name the top six public information needs

identified in the ANTHC statewide needs assessment; and

  • Identify collaborative strategies to improve tribal public

health systems.

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Agenda

I. ANTHC and Alaska Tribal Health System Overview

  • II. Alaska Tribal Statewide Needs Assessment
  • III. 42 CFR Part 2
  • IV. Collaborative Strategies
  • V. Results from Strategic Planning Session
  • VI. What’s Next
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Ala ska Na tive T riba l He a lth Consortium

An Ove rvie w

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Alaska Tribal Health System (ATHS)

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Ala ska T riba l Sta te wide Ne e ds Asse ssme nt

Pho to b y Amy Gulic k

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Education Epidemiology Behavioral Health Clinical Research Dead Sick Clinical At risk Surveillance Prediction Prediction Media Health Personnel Special Groups General Population Coordination/ Education DHHS Law Enforcement Municipalities DOI CDC NIH SAMHSA Tribal Health Organization Coordination DOL DOJ Coordination

Education Clinical Tribal Health Organization Education Clinical Tribal Health Organization Education Clinical Tribal Health Organization Education Clinical Tribal Health Organization

229 Tribes 31 Tribal Health Organizations

Education Clinical Tribal Health Organization Education Clinical Tribal Health Organization

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Emergency Operating Center Model

Fatiregun, A. & Isere, E. (2017). Epidemic preparedness and management: A guide on Lassa fever outbreak preparedness plan. Niger Med J. 58(1):1-6. doi: 10.4103/0300-1652.218414.

Exposed Clinical Sick Media EDUCATION EPIDEMIOLOGY LABORATORY CLINICAL/ BEHAVIORAL COORDINATION Authorities General Population Special Groups Surveillance Investigation Specimen Transfer Vector Reservoir Dead Prediction Health Personnel Diagnostic

Decisions Infrastructure Regulations, etc.

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Gap: Need for Plain Language Materials

How do opioids ‘re-wire’ a brain? What causes addiction? How do brain changes affect behavior? Do brain changes stop people from wanting to end use?

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Key Messages

MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT HOW TO GET TREATMENT HOW TO HELP SOMEONE CHRONIC PAIN EFFECT OF OPIOIDS ON BRAIN EFFECT OF LONG TERM USE

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42 CF R Pa rt 2

Bac kg ro und and Challe ng e s

Pho to b y Ma rc L e ste r

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42 CFR Part 2

  • Purpose: to ensure privacy for individuals

seeking help for drug or alcohol problems, who might otherwise be deterred from accessing services.

  • Prohibits all disclosures without consent,

except those specifically outlined by the regulations.

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Challenges Related to 42 CFR Part 2

  • Intentionally designed to limit information

sharing

  • Limits collaboration
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Colla bora tive Stra te g ie s

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Collaborative Partners

  • Regional tribal health
  • rganizations
  • Native villages
  • State
  • Federal
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Applying Adult Learning Principles

  • Learning styles
  • Communication styles
  • Engagement tools
  • Brain breaks
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Gamestorming

  • Storyboard
  • Flip It
  • Speed Boat
  • Carousel
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Stra te g ic Prioritie s

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Strategic Priorities

Behavioral health workforce development among Alaska residents; Treating root causes of addiction; and Destigmatizing and humanizing prevention, intervention, and treatment.

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What’s Ne xt?

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Alaska Blanket Exercise

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HoloLens2

https://youtu.be/lRHd5CeZ6fg

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Affinity Groups

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Learning Objectives

By the end of this session, participants will

  • Describe how public health policies impact behavioral

health service delivery;

  • Be able to name the top six public information needs

identified in the ANTHC statewide needs assessment; and

  • Identify collaborative strategies to improve tribal public

health systems.

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Cody Chipp, PhD Director of Behavioral Health clchipp@anthc.org Jackie Engebretson, MSW Behavioral Health Program Manager jlengebretson@anthc.org