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YOU ARE INVITED TO A PASTORS Praise BREAKFAST PURPOSE To provide an overview of the Northern Neck PCORI project which is committed to improving the health outcomes of African American residents with multiple chronic conditions. Hosted by

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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Patricia A. Buffaloe – 804-724-3650

YOU ARE INVITED TO

A PASTORS’

Praise

BREAKFAST

Our rural region of the Northern Neck is lacking in strong relationships when it comes to meaningful interactions between healthcare institutions, providers, and those needing and seeking appropriate healthcare; especially, African Ameri-

cans. The Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) has awarded

Research, Evaluation & Social Solutions, INC (REESSI) a two-year contract entitled “Northern Neck Patients and Providers for PCOR/CER” for the purpose

f building a strong regional collaborative of patient advocates, health providers

and faith leaders who are PCOR trained and committed to improving the health literacy of patients with multiple chronic diseases.

This meeting is partially funded through a Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) Engagement Award Contract # 7232-REESS. The content does not necessarily represent the views of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), its Board of Governors, or Methodology Committee.

PURPOSE

To provide an overview of the Northern Neck PCORI project which is committed to improving the health outcomes

f African American residents with multiple chronic conditions.

Hosted by

Pastor Ulysses Turner, Northern Neck PCORI Project Advisor Reverend Dr. Tyron Williams, Northern Neck PCORI Project Advisor Laverne Morrow Carter, Ph.D., MPH, President of REESSI and Project Director Harold Blackwell, REESSI, Co-Project Director

SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 2018 9:00 – 10:30 A.M.

REESSI Corporate Headquarters

44 Old Glebe Point Rd. | Burgess, VA 22432

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ORMAT IONAL ME E T ING ON T HE PCORI PROJE CT “Northe rn Ne c k Pa tie nt Advoc a te s a nd Provide rs for PCOR- CE R” Hoste d By L a ve rne Mo rro w Ca rte r, Ph.D., MPH, Pre side nt o f RE E SSI a nd PCORI Pro je c t Dire c to r Pa sto r Ulysse s T urne r, Jr. – Be ula h Ba ptist Churc h, L a nc a ste r Co unty – Pro je c t Adviso r

Dr. T

yro n Willia ms, Mt. Olive Ba ptist Churc h, No rthumb e rla nd Co unty, Pro je c t Adviso r Ha ro ld Bla c kwe ll, PCORI Co -Pro je c t Dire c to r RE E SSI Co rpo ra te He a dq ua rte rs, 44 Old Gle b e Po int Rd., Burg e ss, VA 22432 T his me e ting is funde d thro ugh a Patie nt Ce nte re d Outc o me s Re se arc h I nstitute (PCORI ) E ngage me nt Award Co ntrac t # 7232 – RE E SSI . T he c o nte nt do e s no t ne c e ssarily re pre se nt the vie ws o f the Patie nt Ce nte re d Outc o me s Re se a rc h I nstitute (PCORI ), its Bo a rd o f Go ve rno rs o r Me tho do lo g y Co mmitte e .

HE SE NT F ORT H HIS WORD AND HE AL E D T HE M.

PS. 17:20 NIV

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E T I NG GOAL S:

1. T

g ive pra ise fo r the unpr

e ce de nte d favor

f na tio na l

funding fo r the No rthe rn Ne c k to a ddre ss the b urde n o f disa b ility a nd de a th fa c e d b y Afric a n Ame ric a ns with multiple c hro nic c o nditio ns. 2. T

intro duc e the fa ith le a de rs o f the No rthe rn Ne c k to the

g o a ls, o b je c tive s a nd a c tivitie s o f the 2-ye a r PCORI pro je c t. 3. T

pla nt the se e d fo r a c tivitie s b e yo nd the c urre nt PCORI

pro je c t tha t will b e c e nte re d with fa ith-b a se d o rg a niza tio ns.

AGE NDA

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Pa stor Ulysse s T

urne r, Jr.

Ope ning Pra ye r We lc o me Re ma rks

Dr. T

yro n Willia ms We lc o me Re ma rks

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I E NT CE NT E RE D OUT COME S RE SE ARCH I NST I T UT E (PCORI )

(Bla c kwe ll)

he Pa tie nt-Ce nte re d Outc o me s Re se a rc h I nstitute (PCORI ), a n inde pe nde nt no npro fit, no ng o ve rnme nta l o rg a niza tio n lo c a te d in Wa shing to n, DC, wa s a utho rize d b y Co ng re ss in 2010 unde r the Affo rda b le Ca re Ac t.

PCORI

ha s funde d $1.6 Billio n do lla rs in pro je c ts.

PCORI

he lps pe o ple ma ke info rme d he a lthc a re de c isio ns, a nd impro ve s he a lthc a re de live ry a nd o utc o me s, b y pro duc ing a nd pro mo ting hig h-inte g rity, e vide nc e -b a se d info rma tio n tha t c o me s fro m re se a rc h g uide d b y pa tie nts, c a re g ive rs, a nd the b ro a de r he a lthc a re c o mmunity.

PROJE CT OVE RVI E W – ABST RACT (1)

(Bla c kwe ll)

Rura l Afric a n Ame ric a ns a re in dua l je o pa rdy, sa ddle d with the b urde ns o f Rura lity a nd Ra c e RE E SSI ’ s so lutio n a nd pro po sa l to PCORI : RE E SSI will b uild a re g io na l le a rning c o lla b o ra tive o f pa tie nt a dvo c a te s, he a lth pro vide rs a nd fa ith le a de rs who a re PCOR tra ine d a nd c o mmitte d to impro ving the he a lth lite ra c y o f pa tie nts with multiple c hro nic dise a se s. No suc h stra te g y e xists in this re g io n. Mo st so lutio ns ha ve b e e n to p-do wn a nd ha ve no t fo c use d o n the pa tie nts’ fe lt ne e ds, no r susta ine d a c ro ss time . T he o ve ra ll g o a l o f this pro je c t is to de ve lo p a stro ng c o lla b o ra tive o f pa tie nt a dvo c a te s, he a lth pro vide rs a nd fa ith le a de rs who ha ve c umula tive a nd susta ine d kno wle dg e a b o ut c linic a l pra c tic e s tha t put the pa tie nt first a nd tho se pra c tic e s tha t have b e e n sho w to b e e ffe c tive with pa tie nts with multiple c hro nic c o nditio ns – e spe c ia lly Afric a n Ame ric a ns. Pub lic Ab stra c t Ha ndo ut

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PROJE

CT OVE RVI E W – ABST RACT (2)

(Bla c kwe ll)

F ive K e y Pro je c t Ob je c tive s: 1) E xpa nd the c o lla b o ra tive me mb e rship b y ide ntifying two a c tive pa tie nt a dvo c a te s in e a c h o f the fo ur c o untie s a nd e ig ht pro vide rs to b e pa rt o f the c o lla b o ra tive a nd c o nduc ting se ve n info rma tio n a nd pla nning me e ting s; 2) De ve lo p a dig ita l le a rning a nd c o mmunic a tio ns to o l tha t will suppo rt c urre nt a nd future disse mina tio n o f c o lla b o ra tive a c tivitie s a nd PCOR-CE R finding s; 3) De ve lo p a pa tie nt a nd pro vide r-re le va nt c urric ulum fo r six struc ture d wo rksho ps tha t fo c us o n the ke y princ iple s, e le me nts a nd finding s o f PCOR-CE R a nd c o nduc t five struc ture d wo rksho ps o ve r a 14-mo nth pe rio d; 4) De ve lo p the c o nte nt a nd struc ture fo r fo ur-e ig ht pa tie nt e ng a g e me nt e ve nts with 240 pa tie nts a nd e ng a g e with the le a de rs to c o nduc t the pa tie nt e ve nts b e twe e n mo nths 10-24; 5) During ye a r two , e ng a g e in e xpa nde d de ve lo pme nt a c tivitie s to susta in the Co lla b o ra tive .

Que stio ns a nd Cla rific a tio ns

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he Struc ture o f the Pro je c t (1)

$250,000.00 c ontra c t for two ye a rs Ja nua ry 1, 2018 throug h De c e mbe r 31, 2019 T he Pa rtne rs Be ula h Ba ptist Churc h, L a nc a ste r Co unty

Mt. Olive Ba ptist Churc h, No rthumb e rla nd Co unty

Se c o nd Ba ptist Churc h, Ric hmo nd Co unty Pe nding - We stmo re la nd Co unty Gle nna n Ce nte r fo r Ge ria tric s a nd Ge ro nto lo g y, E a ste rn Virg inia Me dic a l Sc ho o l No rthe rn Ne c k He a lth, I nc . Ra ppa ha nno c k Ge ne ra l Ho spita l (Bo n Se c o urs) Ba y Ag ing Rive rside He a lth Syste ms (Pe nding )

T he Struc ture o f the Pro je c t (2)

je c t Pe r

sonne l

L a ve rne Mo rro w Ca rte r, Ph.D., MPH – Pro je c t Dire c to r Ha ro ld Bla c kwe ll, Co -Pro je c t Dire c to r Da isy Burre ll, Pa tie nt Advo c a te s Co o rdina to r Pa tric ia Buffa lo e , Administra tive a nd Outre a c h Spe c ia list Ope n – Dig ita l Me dia Assista nt Ro b e rt Pa lme r, MD, MPH – Gle nna n Ge ria tric Ce nte r, E a ste rn Virg inia Me dic a l Sc ho o l (Co nsulta nt) K e ne shia Mo o re -Brya nt, Ph.D., Unive rsity o f Arka nsa s fo r Me dic a l Sc ie nc e s (Co nsulta nt)

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e y ACT I VI T I E S

Ye a r One

Se ve n Co lla b o ra tive Me e ting s (Ma rc h=2; Ma y =1; July=1;

Aug ust=1; Oc to b e r=1; a nd De c e mb e r=1)

De ve lo p a nd de plo y a mo b ile a pp fo r e duc a tio n a nd

c o mmunic a tio ns

Pre pa ra tio n fo r Pa tie nt E

duc a tio n a nd F e e db a c k (E ng a g e me nt) me e ting s in Ye a r 2

Atte nd PCORI

Na tio na l F a ll Me e ting

Sub missio n o f a se c o nd E

ng a g e me nt Awa rd a pplic a tio n tha t fo c use s o n Me nta l He a lth I ssue s in the Re g io n (2019)

Ye a r 1 Sc he dule Ha ndo ut

K e y ACT I VI T I E S

Ye a r 2

Se ve n Co lla b o ra tive me e ting s (o ne will b e a

Pa sto rs’ Bre a kfa st in Ja nua ry 2019)

4-8 Pa tie nt E

ng a g e me nt Me e ting s in e a c h o f the fo ur c o untie s. T his is fo c use d o n dra wing the e ntire c o mmunity – mo re tha n c o ng re g a nts in the c hurc he s.

Wo rk with E

a ste rn Virg inia Me dic a l Sc ho o l to a pply fo r la rg e r inte rve ntio n g ra nts fro m Na tio na l I nstitute s o f He a lth a nd/ o r PCORI

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Que stio ns a nd Cla rific a tio ns

T hro ug h the Clinic ia ns E ye s: T he Burde n o f Pa tie nts with Multiple Chro nic Co nditio ns

Dr. Palme r jo ine d the E

VMS Gle nnan Ce nte r afte r se rving as Clinic al Dire c to r o f Ge riatric Me dic ine and Vic e Chair in the De partme nt o f I nte rnal Me dic ine at T he Unive rsity o f Pittsburg h Sc ho o l o f Me dic ine . F ro m 1994- 2008, Dr. Palme r se rve d as the Se c tio n He ad o f Ge riatric Me dic ine at the Cle ve land Clinic F

undatio n in Cle ve land. He re c e ive d his

me dic al de g re e fro m the Unive rsity o f Mic hig an Me dic al Sc ho o l in Ann Arbo r; and c o mple te d an I nte rnal Me dic ine Re side nc y at the L

s Ang e le s Co unty, Unive rsity o f

So uthe rn Califo rnia Me dic al Ce nte r. He c o mple te d a Ge riatric Me dic ine F e llo wship at UCL A whe re he also re c e ive d a Maste rs o f Public He alth (MPH).

Dr. Palme r is c e rtifie d by the Ame ric an Bo ard o f I

nte rnal Me dic ine and is a Diplo mat in Ge riatric Me dic ine . He has re c e ive d nume ro us awards inc luding the Spe c ial Re c o g nitio n Award fro m the Ame ric an Ge riatric s So c ie ty in 2009 fo r se rvic e o n Clinic al Prac tic e and Mo de ls o f Care , T

p Do c to r Re c o g nitio n Awards, T

e ac he r o f the Ye ar in Ge riatric s fro m the Cle ve land Clinic , and he has be e n a pre se nte r at the White Ho use Co nfe re nc e o n Ag ing o n Ge riatric He althc are Wo rkfo rc e I ssue s.

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Que stio ns

CL OSI NG PRAYE R

Dr. T

yron Willia ms

De ar frie nd, I pray that yo u may e njo y go o d he alth and that all may go we ll with yo u, e ve n as yo ur so ul is ge tting alo ng we ll. 3 Jo hn 1:2 NI V

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BACKGROUND: PCORI In T

he Northe rn Ne c k

Wha t is HE

AL T H L IT E RACY? T he ability to obtain, pr

ce ss, and unde r

stand basic he alth info rmatio n and se rvic e s ne e de d to make appro priate he alth de c isio ns.

Wha t a re MUL

T IPL E CHRONIC CONDIT IONS (MCC)? Chro nic c o nditio ns are c o nditio ns that last a ye ar o r mo re and re quire o ngo ing me dic al atte ntio n and/ o r limit ac tivitie s o f daily living. T he y inc lude bo th physic al c o nditio ns suc h as arthritis, he art dise ase , diabe te s, c anc e r, and HI V infe c tio n. Also inc lude d are me ntal and c o gnitive diso rde rs, suc h as o ngo ing de pre ssio n, substanc e addic tio n, and de me ntia. MCC are c o nc urre nt c hro nic c o nditio ns. I n o the r wo rds, multiple c hro nic c o nditio ns are two o r mo re c hro nic c o nditio ns that affe c t a pe rso n at the same time . F

r e xample , e ithe r a pe rso n with arthritis and hype rte nsio n o r a pe rso n with

he art dise ase and de pre ssio n, bo th have multiple c hro nic c o nditio ns.

BACKGROUND: PCORI In T he Northe rn Ne c k

Some ke y fa c ts from the U.S. De pa rtme nt of He a lth a nd Huma n

Se rvic e s a bout MCC:

Appro ximate ly o ne in fo ur Ame ric ans has MCC, inc luding o ne in 15 c hildre n. Amo ng Ame ric ans age d 65 ye ars and o lde r, as many as thre e o ut o f fo ur pe rso ns have MCC. I n additio n, appro ximate ly two o ut o f thre e Me dic are be ne fic iarie s have MCC. Pe o ple with MCC are also at inc re ased risk fo r de ath and po o re r day-to - day func tio ning. As an individual’s numbe r o f c hro nic c o nditio ns inc re ase s, the individual’s risk fo r dying, ho spitalizatio ns that c an be avo ide d, and e ve n re c e iving c o nflic ting advic e fro m physic ians and o the r he alth c are pro vide rs inc re ase s.